



A pre-calibrated 3/8-inch click torque wrench for the mid-range fasteners on a transmission job: valve body bolts, pan bolts, sensor bolts, and small bracket hardware that a 1/2-inch wrench is too coarse to feel.
There is a whole tier of fasteners on a transmission that a big 1/2-inch torque wrench handles badly. Valve body bolts land around 8 to 12 ft-lb. Solenoid and sensor bolts, pan bolts, accumulator covers and small brackets all live down in that same low range where a heavy wrench starts to feel numb and you end up guessing. Guess low and the valve body leaks or a bolt backs out; guess high and you snap the head off in aluminum or strip the case. A 3/8-inch wrench is built for exactly this range, and it is the one most home builders are missing.
This EPAuto covers 10 to 80 ft-lb, which is the sweet spot for drivetrain small stuff and doubles for spark plugs, brake caliper bolts and interior work. The ratchet head is hardened chrome vanadium steel, the handle is knurled so it will not spin in an oily grip, and the dual-range scale is high-contrast and easy to read in ft-lb and Nm. It comes pre-calibrated to plus or minus 4 percent, and the click is firm enough that you feel it through the handle even in a noisy shop.
It ships in a sturdy molded case that keeps it from getting knocked out of calibration in a drawer. Store it dialed all the way down to its lowest setting so the internal spring stays relaxed, and it will hold its numbers for years. Pair it with a 1/2-inch wrench for the big axle and crossmember hardware and you have the whole torque range on a driveline job covered. Ships from the USA.
| Drive | 3/8 inch |
| Range | 10 to 80 ft-lb (13.6 to 108.5 Nm) |
| Accuracy | Pre-calibrated to plus or minus 4 percent |
| Head | Hardened chrome vanadium steel |
| Scale | Dual range, high-contrast ft-lb and Nm |
| Includes | Molded storage case |
| Ships from | USA |