Bonnevilles and tools
01-20-2006, 02:38 PM
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Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
Originally Posted by BillBoost37
Originally Posted by captainmiller
I went back to an old bonnie once at a yard only to find my old cell phone on the floor, lmao. I've also left my keys on the strut tower of my bonne and drove around like that for a couple days with the spare set. I have also lost a ton of tools working on her...
01-20-2006, 03:40 PM
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Haro..seat belts are actually T47...works great too
John..put down the coffee...and realize..your hands aren't half as dirty leaving a junkyard if you wear the gloves..
Jim W...Home Depot sells the sink.. (oh yeah..ur in Canada...I can send you one)
Smelly... Yup..if the hood looks funny lift and take out tools..good method
vettster..T50 for tensioner
Gumby...Classic!
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John..put down the coffee...and realize..your hands aren't half as dirty leaving a junkyard if you wear the gloves..
Jim W...Home Depot sells the sink.. (oh yeah..ur in Canada...I can send you one)
Smelly... Yup..if the hood looks funny lift and take out tools..good method
vettster..T50 for tensioner
Gumby...Classic!
Who'd I miss?
01-20-2006, 04:19 PM
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To get my half shafts out I had to buy a socket from the snap on truck (33mm). For the low price of $43 for one socket. IDK about you guys but I don't like to walk near my car without a 3/8" air ratchet, a 1/2" impact, and a can of PB Blast. Otherwise when I'm working on the interior my door panel remover do-hickey is worth its weight in gold.
01-20-2006, 04:36 PM
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There'* a handy tray at the bottom in front of the radiator that I found my missing screwdriver when I lost it several months ago, I'm deaf and I couldn't hear any rattling or whatever a screwdriver in a roomy tray makes. My mom kept hearing something but couldn't pinpoint it.
Oh do-hickey!
Fuel
Oh do-hickey!
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01-20-2006, 05:26 PM
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Chase...junkyard tools...I'm not pulling axles...lol I try and keep it light..
Fuel.. I call it a splash shield and yes..it catches everything. I dropped it looking for my 10mm socket
Fuel.. I call it a splash shield and yes..it catches everything. I dropped it looking for my 10mm socket
01-22-2006, 02:07 PM
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Originally Posted by fuelforthesoul1999
There'* a handy tray at the bottom in front of the radiator that I found my missing screwdriver when I lost it several months ago, I'm deaf and I couldn't hear any rattling or whatever a screwdriver in a roomy tray makes. My mom kept hearing something but couldn't pinpoint it.
Oh do-hickey!
Fuel
Oh do-hickey!
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01-22-2006, 07:45 PM
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Since we are chatting about the shield...I hate those things. They keep you from being able to clean the motor from underneath and like we've mentioned..they catch everything.
Personally I smile when I drop something and hear it click clank clunk and hit concrete. You know it went all the way through. That plastic makes a loud noise and you cringe thinking you have to pull it again.
Personally I smile when I drop something and hear it click clank clunk and hit concrete. You know it went all the way through. That plastic makes a loud noise and you cringe thinking you have to pull it again.
01-22-2006, 11:29 PM
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don't forget about those suspension knuckle nuts and bolts. I think 24 for the nut and 21 for the bolt.
I've been having fun with those lately. Finally got the last 2 out. I hate salt.
I've been having fun with those lately. Finally got the last 2 out. I hate salt.
