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Something like that! Hope it stays working. I'll be keeping an eye on it for sure.

OP here... I was able to remove and take both headlights apart to test bulbs, ballasts and ignitors if needed to be sure knew what was bad. So, first I put the "good" bulb from drivers side in the pass side that was out. Pass side then worked. So I figure it is the bulb. The "bad" bulb...

richfinn, thank you for this response, as another member said something similar. I have not tried this. Just never thought of doing it that way. Doesn't seem intuitive (at least it never did for me before), but after thinking about how they work, it makes sense. I will try that for sure next...

Thanks guys... I think the bottom line is those connectors are just a biatch... Sorry if I didn't explain it well, they are those plastic connectors of various dimensions that use a small plastic slider catch that has to be pressed in to release it... and the part you need to press is so small...

2004 Subaru WRX Sti that has HIDs, levelers, ballasts and ignitors.

Ok, I've done plenty of mechanic work over the years as a reasonably active backyard mechanic. I just had a headlight go out. These are HID's and the bulbs are pricey. So I take out both headlights (impossible to get the back of the bulb w/out removing the headlights) swap bulbs, end up...

Welcome planet walker! I've been visiting this site, buying a few great tools from the classifieds, and getting awesome advise (giving some now & then, too), for a while now. This is one of my favorite sites. Great members who are always willing to help with answers and suggestions.

Excellent... that's what i needed to know!

Are they called tamper proof tools?!

Ok, I'm a "recreational mechanic" that has a sizable tool collection. Comming back from the beach a couple weeks ago the steering wheel mounted cruise control button on wife's 2002 Nissan Maxima SE broke :mad: It's a module that has several buttons on it. So I order a new one on-line...

Ha ha, he is not quite ready yet.... Hilo.

OK, the original story is here: http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=52043 My son has lived in Hawaii for a while now, and I miss him so much. He went to Guilford Technical college before he left the mainland, and was able to buy a great Snap-on box at a super student discount way...

Just ordered a set. Seems like the type of thing that's nice to have when you need it!

Thanks for the great review!

Thanks for the reply. I agree they look kind of bulky. But the advantage is supposed to be there is no need to move it for the ratcheting, as that motion is done at the other end swinging a conventional ratchet wrench, where in theory you have the room. So, I think, even though it's a bit...

I searched the threads - but just some general comments when this first came out and also similar general comments about discontinued blue point chain extensions... My Question: Does anyone who actually owns a "Tite-Reach" ratchet extension like it? What is your review on quality and...

Let's switch gears... The robo grips: - are these a 9 " and 7"?... or different? - condition working perfect? - handles grips both free of cuts? - Shipping cost to Greensboro, NC? 27455 ...if all good, I'll likely buy, if shipping not too high. Can pay by paypal today.

Thanks for the info and extra pics. I'll give it a little more thought.

Hi, regarding the "Snap-On Compression Tester w/ accessories (as shown) - $45", a few questions: - Why are there two guages? - Do these appear to have had heavy use? - Hoses look free from knicks & cuts? - Do you think all the original connections are included? - Are the guage faces "clear"...

Geoff, got the IR 2135TMax impact wrench. Like new! Awesome. Thank you for the fast shipping and great packing job. :rocker: