So I'm about to remove my car radio and there's 4 bolts,

>>1072371
In photo, no. Looks like you need a 1/4 inch socket adapter.

Best shit for car dashes is a 1/4" drive six point small metric socket set. Cheap is fine because fasteners are small. If a Ford, they LOVE 7mm hex bolts. A couple of 3" extensions, a universal joint, and a long extension like 12" will handle MANY automobile interior parts. I prefer deep sockets because some interiors have nuts on longish studs but shallow will do.

>>1072371
Top left, third bit from left looks like a 1/4in drive bit for those sockets. What makes you think you can change out a stereo if you can't even figure out a drill/driver?

>>1072401
non sequitir

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>>1072371
top left

>>1072371
What kind of car needs a power drill to remove a stereo?

>>1072566
A car owned by someone too lazy to use a ratchet

>>1072569
I have a drill not a ratchet unfortunately

>>1072537
thanks it worked!

>>1072371
>9.6v
is this that catsup of electric drills?

>>1072371
Go to walmart and buy a cheap socket set.
Its pitiful you dont even have the most basic of tools.

>>1072371
i only see 4 sockets. do one of them even fit the bolts you're trying to remove?

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>>1072999
And then god wept, ashamed of what he has created.

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>>1073054
get lost trump supporter