what tools you keep in your problem rocket!
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I keep a DMM, extra water and coolant, oil, socket wrenches, screw drivers.
. I keep a DMM, extra water and coolant, oil, socket wrenches, screw drivers.
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I fairly recently moved out of my parents place and into an appartment. I've kept all wrenches, sockets, screwdrivers, plus a few minor things in the car. It's come in quiet handy to have them in the car all the time, but it's never saved me at the side of the road or anything like that. The car it simply too reliable.
I keep all the spare stuff in there of course, but the only real tools I keep around are a small flathead screwdriver and a set of Vise-Grips. The screwdriver is actually to make adjustments on my amp.
In my honda's trunk, I keep all my real tools. The honda is dead, btw. It's basically just a toolbox now...
In my honda's trunk, I keep all my real tools. The honda is dead, btw. It's basically just a toolbox now...
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Personally I wouldn't drive my car if for even a short trip if I had any hint that it would need fixing while at its or during its destination. For the times I don't know my car there will AAA. I keep the tools in the garage, now that I have one at least. They used to sit in the living room.
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Personally I wouldn't drive my car if for even a short trip if I had any hint that it would need fixing while at its or during its destination. For the times I don't know my car there will AAA. I keep the tools in the garage, now that I have one at least. They used to sit in the living room.
A small black chest of the sockets 10-19mm as well as their SAE counterparts. Also in the chest are combination wrenches 7-21mm (skipping a few). A piece of metal tubing to rap on the starter when the solenoid likes to take a crap. Other than that, I feel pretty safe.
My hatch is full of the following.
2 jack stands and jack
A flex plate
A driveline
A torque converter
2 qts oil
1 gallon of coolant
power steering fluid and brake fluid
96pc socket set
A starter
A battery
Jumper cables
Funny thing is I never need any of this stuff nor did I put them in the car for precautions. It's just crap I've acquired and have yet to take them out.
2 jack stands and jack
A flex plate
A driveline
A torque converter
2 qts oil
1 gallon of coolant
power steering fluid and brake fluid
96pc socket set
A starter
A battery
Jumper cables
Funny thing is I never need any of this stuff nor did I put them in the car for precautions. It's just crap I've acquired and have yet to take them out.
I carry most of the same things mentioned (screwdriver, socket set, oil, coolant, brake fluid, etc) but my most important item is my fire extinguisher. I had a small fire when my PD started leaking and don't go anywhere without that!
Only a cell phone to call a wrecker.
you would have to haul a trailer with spare parts to use the "craftsmen 1,000,000 piece socket set", other than a sparkplug socket and ratchet (with plugs).
Vise grips, hammer - what the hell are you going to fix on the side of the road with those tools without parts? SAE socket set, last time I looked there is only one part on the whole car that is SAE, the plugs.
BTW, this is the second thread asking this very same question.
you would have to haul a trailer with spare parts to use the "craftsmen 1,000,000 piece socket set", other than a sparkplug socket and ratchet (with plugs).
Vise grips, hammer - what the hell are you going to fix on the side of the road with those tools without parts? SAE socket set, last time I looked there is only one part on the whole car that is SAE, the plugs.
BTW, this is the second thread asking this very same question.
A meter w/leads, 10mm, 12mm, 14mm open end/box end wrenches, a used radiator upper and lower hose, duct tape, phillips and common screwdriver, small flashlight with good batteries, spare fuses in the empty places in the fuse holder, and a small crescent wrench. Hey, it's an old car.
I've got a small tool set with 8mm-17mm sockets, an extension, a couple of screwdrivers, needle nose pliers, some wire tape, a quart of oil, coolant, a bag of medium sized zip ties (don't laugh) and a towel. All this takes up my passenger side rear bin.
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Sep 18, 2015 07:13 PM



, what do you all keep in your cars?

