February 3, 201016 yr comment_410786 when i was at the wrecking yard and left my screwy at home ;) Was he upset you didnt take him with you? Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410824 just make sure you don't have any cuts on your hands :D Know what you mean, the burn is unreal!!! And you ALWAYS cut yourself when working on cars ;) Report
February 4, 201016 yr comment_411098 Was he upset you didn't take him with you? hahahaha you win this one! "flat head screwdriver" Report
April 26, 201016 yr comment_432702 from camerondownunder Also want fast way to bleed brakes... Get a container run 2 hoses from it. one to bleeder nipple on brake and one hose to inlet manifold. Loosen off brake bleeder nipple. Start car start filling brake master cylinder as car sucks through brake fluid. If I am by my self I just kill engine from in the bay and presto go tighten brake nipple. Easy fast sucks a LOT of old crappy dirt out to. and one of my tools Report
April 26, 201016 yr comment_432705 Thats an awesome way to do it! Same principle as the vacuum bleeding kits, just cheaper. I love it. Report
April 26, 201016 yr comment_432723 Old credit/bank card as bog spreader. Mosquito net as paint strainer. Cut off coke bottle as funnel. wooden spoons as paint stirrers. House tile as bog board. All bar the first one are currently still being used. Report
April 26, 201016 yr comment_432737 4 foot length of 2.5" galvanized pipe, got a tight nut and need a longer breaker bar, simply slide pipe over short breaker bar and presto. I also use it to leaver the blocks around onto engine mounts. best one for filling manual gearbox's is to use a length of heater hose to go from the gearbox to the side of the car, make a hole in the lead of the oil container to pass the heater hose threw and put enough hose as to reach the oil. put another small hole in the lid to apply compressed air. don't apply to much air as you will wear the oil, just enough to make the container flex a bit and let it contract pushing the oil down the heater hose and into the gearbox. good thing about this is you can monitor how much oil your have pushed in. Edited April 26, 201016 yr by LowVp Report
April 27, 201016 yr comment_432858 from camerondownunder Also want fast way to bleed brakes... Get a container run 2 hoses from it. one to bleeder nipple on brake and one hose to inlet manifold. Loosen off brake bleeder nipple. Start car start filling brake master cylinder as car sucks through brake fluid. If I am by my self I just kill engine from in the bay and presto go tighten brake nipple. Easy fast sucks a LOT of old crappy dirt out to. Same principle as the vacuum bleeding kits, just cheaper. I love it. Just remember that a lapse of concentration and you start sucking brake fluid through your manifold lol! I've got a little 12Volt air pump, I've been meaning to rig it up as a vacuum bleeder for a while... Report
April 30, 201016 yr comment_433723 surprised no one has mentioned a 5 dollar bag of rags yet. indispensable. go through two bags a week lol. and, the one and only, cloth tape. used to re attach broken bupmers, repair boost leaks, plug up leaky shocks,cover up wiring, the list of uses is limited only by your imagination haha! Report
April 30, 201016 yr comment_433777 i have an old stripped down shock i use to bash and lever things occasionally, also not very original but bricks as wheel chocks and old jack handles for lever bars etc Report
April 30, 201016 yr comment_433789 When the open ended spanner is too big. Stick your hand in your pocket. Coins,churchies etc make the best shims, money CAN buy! you'll never break one! Report
May 1, 201016 yr comment_433987 When the open ended spanner is too big. Stick your hand in your pocket. Coins,churchies etc make the best shims, money CAN buy! you'll never break one! Hey, thats a good one....never thought of it that way! Definitely be keeping that one handy! Report
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