after running back and forth to Home Depot and Auto Zone to get tools and such I got my pullies on. Was really easy and I took my time and still had it done in just over a hour. car feels stronger.
Mike
yep. went to Home Depot. bought a impact wrench for $27 plus tax and they came right off. Love the power tools. don't know why I waited so long to go buy one.
Mike
Of course I forgot to hook the fan up and the motor got a little warm on me but nothing dangerous....doh
The one I use is an old one from work. I don't know how much it cost new but it is a 1 1/2 HP compressor. I think it is OK for most of what I would do on the car. It is fairly small but heavy- around 90lbs. I can use it most of the time whenever I need it. My boss is also my best friend and I do a lot of work on his and his parents cars.
thanks,
Mike
If you are going to do any work on your car you have to have a compressor. It speeds things up alot and is needed for things like pulleys. Buy one, you won't regret it.
Here's the one I got for my garage a few months back. (I love it, I never run out of air)
Hey guys. I'm in Ohio, in a county that has e check, emissions checking. Anyway, I took my car for test so I can renew my registration and they told me that the probes they use for the exhaust could not get a reading. So, they would not pass me. Said there is a "sample dilution" and could be...
I don't use the washers much at all, but the other day, I found that the drivers side only came up the window about 1/2 way, with a lot of fluid. I took the cowl panel part way off and ran it and saw there were no leaks in the hoses or fittings. I removed everything and took the nozzle and blew...
OK, first .... I apologize for this moving around. I was thinking "Interior" or "Electronics" ..... then tonight as I was prepping to post regarding my final "fix" .... I noticed the "General Tech" section and upon further review, I think it belongs here so here is where I brought it. :cool:
So I’ve searched the forums, tried solutions to anything remotely close to sounding like my issue, and I’m having no luck.
So we bought our first Thunderbird! Test drove it, loved it, car seemed to be mechanically sound. Well less than an hour into owning it the car decided it doesn’t want to...
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All good stuff, a bit much for my 18YO, but he was into it when he realized...
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