Review on CTA Tools 1065 Crank Socket by David Garnic

Totally worth the money, saved me a lot of hassle and wasted effort. It took me literally 3 seconds to unscrew a 2002 Honda Odyssey crank bolt at the junkyard and again less than 3 seconds on my 1999 Odyssey at home which needed another harmonic balancer. If you're thinking of getting this instead of the brand name which costs a few bucks more get it, it works just as well, it came earlier than the branded one because Revain carried it in their warehouse. I didn't need a crank holding tool to loosen the crank bolt, but you don't need to use one to reinstall or tighten, use a standard impact socket and a 200ft impact wrench or crank retainer. tool and 181 ft-lb torque wrench. It also depends on your car, but some Hondas depend on bolt torque.