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Don't lose sleep over this socket. Pull one nut off and take it to the auto parts store and match it up to an affordable socket. These nuts set the wheel bearing adjustment and the second nut is just snugged up to that, not all that tight really so you don't need a fancy socket. In most cases a hammer and punch or dull chisel will do the job; though a socket sure is nicer it needn't be fancy.
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