Recent content by Bloodystumps

yup mine too..... and now i'm thinking of getting the FLLF80 (flexhead) cuz addicted. :lol:

Finally got mine today and a nice little bonus my driver droped his dispay one so he gave it to me.. a little tweeking and some 3d printing and it should be good as new.

I'm in North york and work in Scarborough. Have Friends in Tottenham know the area well.

I just ordered one 2 weeks ago with a cover. still waiting on it. yes they work if they are anything like the reg mico boxs they are sloppy as ****, I had one simular years ago and IIRC it was smooth opening and closing.

Yea but once they settled down and relized they could claim all the metric tools including the metric hammer, adjustable wrench, tool boxs and so on on their taxes all was good..

yes Newmarket made tool boxes I don't think they made tools but I do know there is or was a place that made tools here..

LOL that's awesome! glad you found it and I'm sorry for laughing, Hate when I get that weird **** in my bay so I know how you feel.

More then likely you have a leak in the system, I've used it for years and if it don't hold vacuum you have a leak in the system. It is definitely one of the cool tools you must have.

can't find a model number all I know is it is called Wurth sensor aid here is the link to the unit. http://us.wurthtpms.com/about4.php

I've tried the matco one years ago and did not like it but that was back in the early days of TPMS. last year my shop bought the Wurth one and it allows you to program the sensor as well as read. it was pricey but the Wurth dealer offered a deal buy 40 sensors and get the tool for free. so far...

That's a fact! I have never heard of using nitrogen interesting. same at my shop been working with no issues for years..

Correct, lots of variables with todays cars you can't just shake at 6 and 12 and expect to get results. 100% and thats why lots of people see mechanics as crooks they don't always understand how somethings work and just go ape ****. A lot of my alignments come from other shops and before I do...

and if you peel of the stainless you will find a butcher block. The dents would have to be very minor or you would still be able to see it.

soap and water scrub brush then blow dry and or shop rag to wipe off. don't think I could stand the scratching that would come with a stainless top and never thought about the glare.

That looks cranberry in the low light.. But I bet it looks awesome in good lighting... I know I have the same but in a master series..