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Technical Specification
PRODUCT NUMBER GO1327GO1335SX138258653303824230
Brand Sealey
Drive Size (Inch) 1/21/41/2
Model No SX138
Nett Weight 1.26kg

Q 1. For what application is the Sykes GO1351 Scania hub nut socket made?

A. It is made for removing and refitting Scania hub nuts that require a forty-one millimetre across flats engagement.

Q 2. What shape is the GO1351 socket’s working profile?

A. It has an octagonal profile around eighty point five millimetres, tailored to specific Scania hub nut designs.

Q 3. Why is a special socket like GO1351 preferred on Scania hubs?

A. It matches the nut shape exactly, giving solid engagement and reducing the risk of damaging expensive axle hardware.

Q 4. When would a technician typically use this hub nut socket?

A. They use it during wheel bearing maintenance, hub seal changes or other axle repairs on compatible Scania vehicles.

Q 5. How does correct tool choice affect efficiency on heavy commercial axle work?

A. The correct socket speeds removal, reduces rework from damaged nuts and lets torque be applied accurately.

Q 6. What problems can arise from using a generic large socket on octagonal nuts?

A. A generic shape may only contact at points, leading to slippage, distortion and difficulty achieving the correct torque.

Q 7. Why should technicians ensure drive equipment matches the socket’s rating?

A. Using under-rated drive tools with high torques can lead to failures or injury if the bar or ratchet breaks.

Q 8. How can use of GO1351 help prolong service life of Scania hubs?

A. It supports proper torquing, promoting correct bearing preload and reducing the chance of premature component wear.

Q 9. When stocking tools, why is labelling vehicle-specific sockets helpful?

A. Clear labels help technicians quickly locate the correct hub socket for Scania work without trial and error.

Q 10. What pre-checks should be carried out before torquing a Scania hub nut?

A. Inspect threads, ensure nut runs freely by hand initially and confirm seating surfaces are clean and undamaged."

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