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Yes, 2002. It has been a fun car but the top mechanism is a finicky piece of machinery. Seven motors, two potentiometers and seven microswitches (many of which are no longer available) all controlled by a 21 year old controller make for a lot of chances to fail.

Any tank will work if you’re willing to do the modifications to the compressor or new tank to get everything installed. I think you’ll find that a new tank is nearly the cost of a new machine once you pay to ship it, paint it and install it.

Last weekend I fixed the top of the C70. One of the micro switches isn’t available any longer so I had to get creative with JB Plastic Weld and some small copper wire.

As others have said, clean the tool first. Dawn dish soap works great. I have a small ultrasonic cleaner from Harbor Freight that works very well with a citrus degreaser- I use the Zep version available from Home Depot. You can rinse the degreaser off with water and then put the tool in the oven...

That is a great tool! I bought the Milwaukee version a few years back. It is so much easier and cleaner than using a traditional hole saw. Milwaukee 49-56-0320

Did you check the belt tension? What’s the voltage doing during operation?

Not to mention the metal can of GM power steering fluid!

I find these Mac Tools locking hand-drive locking extensions to be very useful. I haven't found many places where the handle gets in the way, but keep in mind that I am a DIYer and not a pro. Mac SMEDL3PT

I'll put another vote in for the Shark vacuum. It is very well designed and picks up dog fur.

They are hose clamp pliers.

I’d recommend getting a 10” saw as a minimum. I have the Ryobi slider and it has done everything I’ve ever asked it to do.

Changed the oil pressure sensor on the 2011 GMC Yukon 5.3L. Not too bad of a job. Yes, I know that some people have been successful doing the job with removing the intake, but I wasn‘t able to do so.

Just to be clear, the dryer delivers air at a 38 deg F pressure dew point (PDP). The air leaving the dryer will not be at a temperature of 38F. Why do you think that you need a 38F PDP? Unless you plan on sand blasting and painting in temperatures below 50F then the moisture content of the air...

Custom handle ratchet thread

Would you mind posting a link to the bulb that you bought?

What about Ryobi? They usually offer a pretty good bang for the buck. I‘d put them above a tool made by Skil. Ryobi belt sander

I have distinct memories of my father stopping at a service station near the house and using their spark plug cleaning machine. That was nearly 50-years ago now.

Cripe Distrubuting That's a pretty awful website. Clearly they have made that website with no outside, professional assistance. It is disappointing to hear about the customer service issues.

^^ I just came here to post that same video. He did a great job. The video shows a lot of the details of construction.

Those things are way cool! What a great use of an otherwise tough space to use in the garage.