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Thanks. Very insightful.

Eating dinner & heard a small bang from the garage. One of my torsion springs gave up after seven years. I'm a DIY'er by nature, but I think I'm better off subbing this job out. I won't be able to get to it until next weekend, and having the garage door down is a major pita. I'd expect I can...

In Philadelphia, it's worth 50 bucks.

My guess would be soap & water; assuming the fluid is the hygroscopic kind (water absorbing)...but again, just a guess.

All things being equal, my next shopvac is gonna have a handle like the ridgd above.

I do very similar work as you described and I don't have a 1/2" flex head. 3/8", yes - but I still reach for a regular rat most of the time.

This thread is relevant to my interests. IN!

$1100? I'd be all over that.

Nice work! Old 3.1 litre in a Sunbird/Cavalier?

Problem is, once you get one you'll find more uses for it than you initially thought. Having said that, I have the IR gun that came with several chisels. Think it was around $100....

I'd start with E bay & use their "Completed Listings" function. See if you can find the same tool & what it sold for....

Thanks! In for 1...

Need to work on my power steering pump. Vehicle is a 2000 Tahoe - old body style. My plan was to get the Snap-On CJ132A (Kastar) master set. Will this cover me? Is there a better one I should go with? Thanks!

Questions: XL wrench set: Opti-Torque? and 12-point?

Thanks, all. Not loaning this out. I'll loan a lot of tools, but this won't be one of them. Had a neighbor who did that & the "loanee" ran the unit w/out the water hooked up! The unit came with a turbo nozzle and three different tips. Haven't played with the turbo nozzle yet, though. Maybe...

Somewhat of an impulse buy, but I've been meaning to get one of these things for a while. When the local coin operated car wash increased their price again, I decided to get serious. Picked up the Ridgid 80704 at my local Home Depot last Saturday. 3Kpsi & 2.6 GPM. Has the CAT pump & Subi...

What's the location? I'll let you know after I check it out:)

I have no experience with this brand of tools. But generally speaking, cheap tools are cheap for a reason.

I'm sure an architect can put together some drawings reflecting the proposed addition...never done it, so I have no idea what's involved nor the cost. So right now you have no garage, is that correct?

OK on the plugs - so you're having the problem with fresh delcos. Assuming you got the wires put back on right (will run reallly bad if you don't - and I know this from experience, too); I'd pull the upper intake like you said & go after the injectors. You can go two ways here: swap...