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Most auto parts stores will also have vacuum pump oil also.

No such thing as a free boat...... :lol:

I hadn't realized Sears was that old let alone Chicago :beer:

One of these work maybe?

You need one of these....

That kind of defeats the purpose of being a cordless drill........... :lol:

They make them for R134a fittings too> https://www.amazon.com/Orion-Motor-Tech-Automotive-Conditioning/dp/B0CGS1MZ8M/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Providing that fitting has a valve core and is not one of the ball/poppet style ports.

I have a Bendix DV2 valve on mine it works with mixed results, I still pull the manual drain valve cord once a week.

Like normal that set is missing sizes, do you need 1 9/16", 1 11/16", 1 13/16" measure some of the larger sizes you have and see if there are any x/16" sizes. I know I used a 1 13/16" last week on a lift cylinder.

Looks like the name of the socket is a Double D socket.

Looks smaller but there such things as shock sockets used for the shaft of shock absorbers.

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Those are usually to prevent over torque on the flange, the ones he has are used as a antitheft "feature" so thieves cant unbolt the steering column lock.......

Congratulations you are now the shop expert steering column tech, they will funnel all of them to you from now on :lol:

Sure but after awhile you pretty much know where they are not going to fit. All wrench styles have their uses some being more limited then others.

I grab the long flex head ratcheting wrenches the most, they work well on belt tensioners, caliper bolts, suspension bolts generally any bolt you can't easily get a socket on.

You should see what 12 can do in one night.......

Which motor? Some of the Ford manifolds have a plug on one side of the intake you can use for the sender.