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Did u know... That it's most likely 1/4". That's the standard for a hex quick connect - like on a drill.

Am i the only one with an Allen wrench set??,

little bits of info like this are gold. appreciate ya bro

Can guarantee you my 10mm hex key socket, the shaft is a 10 mm not an 8mm. So not all allans

I feel like this is one of those things you just figured out and can't wait to tell everyone. We all have those moments.

Maybe the engineers thought a normal mechanic could figure this out without having to make a video about it 😂

Cannot wait to go to work and try to fit an 8mm wrench on my h14.

Not all... Just that brand... did you know?

I remember my first day

Real brain buster right there😂

Or... or... just hear me out. You could turn the wheel

8mm / 5/16"

But also just turn the wheel and use your impact.

You can also buy a low profile bit ratchet.

Here’s a real mind blowing one. It’s also quarter inch.

Wait until there's such a small gap you have to cut a piece off your allen key to undo it. Then you lose that bit and the same model is in, cut the allen key again for another bit.

OR, OR, a standard metric hex key, MAYBE???

Engineers expected the mechanic to be able to find the steering wheel 😂 🤦🏽‍♂️

Or you could get the bit set without the socket heads and get a ratcheting bit wrench

I remember the first time I used the ratcheting end of my wrench to bust a bolt free and the gears in my wrench broke first 😅 still got the scar across my knuckles