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Totalimmortal

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I'd suggest going up to 19mm for the open/box end wrenches. You'll need a 17mm to undo the fill bolt on the 4cyl manual tranny.
 

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I'd pick up a freind as well always good to have one...sometimes there the best tool ever. ;) The one tool that I can't live with out is wrench's of course...but number one tool that I think is a real time saver is an air compressor with a metric and standered(sp) set to go on that...come in handy and saves a lot of time.
 

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Quicksilvercord said:
I'd pick up a freind as well always good to have one...sometimes there the best tool ever. ;) The one tool that I can't live with out is wrench's of course...but number one tool that I think is a real time saver is an air compressor with a metric and standered(sp) set to go on that...come in handy and saves a lot of time.

very true two heads is always better than one :beer: does anyone know about how much it costs to put together a basic air tool setup?
 
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My friend did it for under $500 for EVERYTHING. I was impressed.

And it was a damn nice setup too!
 
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Head over to your local sears store and check out what they have. I just got a news letter from them today w/ all their sales on tool sets, etc.
 

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BTW, I changed my tranny fluid from nasty CarQuest to Honda. Soo much better!

If you don't have a 17mm wrench, you couldn't do it and enjoy the lovely shifts:D
 

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If you're a Craftsman club member you can save big on tools this month.

5gal Air compressor - $150
1/2" Impact Ratchet - $72
3/8" Air Ratchet - $56 (I'm picking one up cuz all of ours leak)
Grinder - $56
3/8" Impact Wrench - $60
OBD2 Scanner - $90
145pc Mechanic's Set - $150 (plenty)
Misc Tq Wrenches - $55/each
1/2" Socket sets - $20/each

That's just some of the stuff in this month's member savings catalog.
 
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