Tools, what are these?

[drbill]

I was going thru my tool box today and came across a few tools.
Any guesses on what they are? Bonus points for the last one.
1.

2.

3.

 

[the intimidator]

umm number one looks like somewons creation number 2 im not sure but it does have a nice looking allen wrench in it and number 3 looks to be a 90 deg box end wrench did i get any rite

 

[hotrod66paul]

THE 1st one is a front end tool,2nd set looks like some sort of puller and the third looks like a injector tool for a diesel. How far off am I ?

 

[drbill]

Both of you are far off, none of the tools where my creations. But I did use them in the 80's and 90's and could still be useful today if you had to fix certain models of cars.

 

[eschoendorff]

Tool # 1 is the first line of defense. Tool #2 is what you use if tool #1 gets stuck, and tool #3 is what you throw across the shop in the event that both tool #1 and tool #2 fail.

 

[djjack]

1. is a s8659c oil sender switch wrench
2. ?
3. My guess is that its a holder for a pulley or damper so that you can remove a bolt.

 

[stimpy]

they look like the tools for doing a timing belt replacement on a fwd car . some of my ferd fwd dampner wrenches look like the last one ..don't know why I have it still, haven't owned one or worked on one in years don't plan to either ... #2 looks like a power steering pulley puller , if not a good back scratcher ....

 

[REFLEXX]

1. specialty tool for mid-80's car.

2. see #1

3. see #2

actually my guess is #1 is a removal tool for something, #2 bearing puller/seater, #3 a box wrench for an application where a normal one wouldn't fit!

 

[djjack]

Now I'm guessing 2 and 3 go together. 2 could be an AC or power steering seal tool.

 

[MXtras]

1) sensor tool
2) A/C compressor tools
3) coolant bearing installer

Scott

 

[johnnywhale]

#1. GM Oil Pressure Sender Wrench
#2. GM Tilt Column Pivot Pin Puller
#3. Ford ****** 1.9L Timing Belt Tensioner Wrench
(Thank God We Don't Need That One Anymore)

Johnny

 

[joecaver]

#3 could be a distributor wrench

 

[l_bilyk]

1. oil pressure sending unit wrench for my vette
2. backscratcher
3. nutscratcher

 

[Katbird]

#1- tool to change the flux capacitor in a 1987 Dolorian.
#2- tool to set the jigawatts on a 1987 Dolorian.
#3- tool left under the hood of a 1987 Dolorian and slammed shut.

 

[drbill]

#1 is a wrench for GM oil sending units
#2 nobody is close
#3 is for a Ford ******/tempo but not for anything to do with the timing belt. Another hint is it has 8 sides not 6 and it fits a nut that is 17.3mm

Don't knock ****** timing belts, I could knock them out in less then 45 min unless I had to replace the water pump.

 

[stimpy]

got you beat dr bill I did mine in 1 minute when I traded my BIL for his ****** .. #3 ac compressor clutch nut wrench

 

[Ed ke6bnl]

number two maybe a compressor for a threadsert nut. like a threaded poprivet. a thought. Ed ke6bnl

 

[johnnywhale]

****** belts were great, but it was the overall package that was less than exemplary. But then again remember the Citation.....
Johnny

 

[drbill]

Ed is correct, #2 is a Riv-Nut installer.
Johnnywhale, yes I remember Citations, Vegas, Pintos..........

So I think I have everyone stumped on what #3 is for. I actually used it so much that this one is a replacement for my original. My old boss use to brag that he sent his 2 kids thru college on the money he made changing front suspension parts on Escorts/Tempos.
That wrench was made specifically for the nuts that hold the front swaybar to the brackets. In Fords great wisdom they used a 8 sided nut that was swegged into place, that's why the oddball size (17.3mm) It is bent like that to be able to get it on the nuts.