CTA Tools 2089 18mm 12-Point Triple-Square XZN Tamper-Proof Wrench - Stubby

CTA Tools 2089 18mm 12-Point Triple-Square XZN Tamper-Proof Wrench - Stubby

• The CTA Tools 2089 Triple-Square XZN Tamper-Proof Wrench is a precision-machined specialty socket designed for servicing tamper-proof fasteners commonly found on Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, and select Detroit Diesel applications. Its compact stubby design and two-piece construction make it ideal for high-torque service work in confined spaces.
• Features
  • Designed to service 18mm 12-point Triple-Square (XZN) tamper-proof fasteners
  • Services rear axle bolts on Volkswagen Jetta and Golf models
  • Compatible with VW, Audi, Porsche, and some Detroit Diesel engines
  • Two-piece construction designed for high-torque applications
  • Precision-machined for exact fit and reduced fastener damage
  • Compact stubby design allows improved access in tight work areas
  • Heavy-duty construction for professional automotive service use
  • 1/2" square drive compatibility
• Applications
  • Rear axle bolt service
  • European vehicle drivetrain repair
  • Suspension and axle service
  • Engine and transmission fastener removal
  • Tamper-proof fastener applications
• Specifications
  • Manufacturer: CTA Tools
  • Part Number: 2089
  • Product Type: Triple-Square XZN Tamper-Proof Wrench
  • Bit Size: 18mm
  • Drive Size: 1/2 Inch Square Drive
  • Design: Stubby / Two-Piece Construction
  • Fastener Type: 12-Point Triple-Square (XZN)
  • Overall Length: 2-1/2 Inches
• The CTA Tools 2089 is also referred to as an 18mm XZN socket, triple-square tamper-proof socket, VW axle bolt socket, Audi XZN wrench, Porsche triple-square tool, and stubby XZN driver.

Q: What vehicles is the CTA 2089 designed for?
A: The CTA 2089 is designed for Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche, and select Detroit Diesel applications using 18mm triple-square tamper-proof fasteners.

Q: What is a triple-square XZN fastener?
A: A triple-square (XZN) fastener is a 12-point internal drive fastener commonly used in European automotive drivetrain, axle, and engine applications requiring high torque capacity.

Q: Why is the stubby design beneficial?
A: The compact stubby construction improves access in tight spaces where standard-length sockets may not fit, especially around axle and suspension components.