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Wish list help!

Dart715

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hey guys so im starting to put my wish list together for x-mas. I want to be an auto mechanic here in the new future and the past few years on my list has all been tools. I got all the basics pretty much and i am looking to get a little more in depth items to put on my list such as things like radiator hose pick sets and such. So i was just wondering if you guys could help me with some things that i could help put on. Thanks:thumbup:
 
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AZ_Catskinner

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Good things to have beyond the basics:

Pick set
Prybars (in different styles and lengths)
Measuring tools (mikes, calipers, dial indicator w/stand, feelers)
Pickup/retrieving tools
Fender covers!!! (Pet peeve of mine)
 
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Dart715

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Good things to have beyond the basics:

Pick set
Prybars (in different styles and lengths)
Measuring tools (mikes, calipers, dial indicator w/stand, feelers)
Pickup/retrieving tools
Fender covers!!! (Pet peeve of mine)


Got the pick set, and prybars covered. But good advice with the measuring tools they didnt even cross my mind!:thumbup: And fender covers are also a check i learned that the hard way!
 

USMCdodge

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Good things to have
retaining ring pliers
multimeter
tap and die set
mechanics chair.
breaker bars in every size or some piping sections if you need more leverage.
 
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AZ_Catskinner

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some piping sections if you need more leverage.

DON'T do this in a shop!! Some shops will can you if you get caught using a cheater pipe. I've got a friend that went from a high dollar diagnostic job with a dealer shop to the lube line at Speedco after busting his knuckles when a breaker bar let loose with a cheater on it. Apparently the liability insurance carriers have gotten REALLY rigid on the cheater issue.
 

Keving

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Good pair of vice grips haha, cant tell ya how many times those things have saved me
 

Appleyard

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Elkhart, IN
Pinless impact swivel sockets
Wobble extensions
Impact extensions
High-tooth count ratchets (Snap On Dual 80's, Matco 88's, Ect.)
 
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