Tools needed?

[Jason1377]

Thanks fellas!!!!!!

I went a bit overkill, but I have a Craftsman tool set:

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That I keep all the tools in, instead of the bigger chest in the garage. I also have a 2 gallon bucket with various tools in (not uncommon to have to go somewhere and fix something) and a big set of Gear Wrenches:

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I had planned on taking both of those and a work light. (If you have the RIDGID 18v tools, this is worth it's weight in gold!!!!!)

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I hadn't thought about the breaker bar until someone on here mentioned it.

What I used was:

3/8 Drive ratchet
10, 13, 14, 15 16 mm sockets (I think, just grabbed till I found one that fit)
3" and 6" 3/8 extension
8mm gear wrench
1/2 drive breaker bar
Large Crescent Wrench

1/2 drive breaker bar for the A/C Compressor and Power Steering Pump
Crescent Wrench on the Alternator
3/8 ratchet and extension for the Vacuum Pump

Took less than 30 minutes from hood up to tools back in the trunk.

Also, on dealing with both, I will HAPPILY keep my V-Belts. If the Power Steering Belt had thrown clear when it went, it would have been driven home with Armstrong Steering and fixed here.

When your done with all those tools send them my way free of charge lol n can u send me a pm on brand those are thanks n glad u for ur rig running

 

[snicklas]

When your done with all those tools send them my way free of charge lol n can u send me a pm on brand those are thanks n glad u for ur rig running

Sure, (I'll provide the links, gonna keep the tools)

The large tool box is a Craftsman 250 Piece Mechanics Set, similar to this: (I've had my set for a few years, so this is the closest current set)

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-254-...SellerId=Sears&prdNo=4&blockNo=4&blockType=G4

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The big set of Gear Wrenches also came from Sears on a Black Friday Deal:

http://www.sears.com/gearwrench-32p...sae-mm/p-00939327000P?redirectType=SKIP_LEVEL

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The work light came from Home Depot. I have several other 18v Ridgid tools, and this uses the same battery. (I also have the 1/4 hex and 1/2 18v Impact and they are VERY nice to have)

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-GEN5X-18-Volt-LED-Flashlight-Tool-Only-R8693B/205907832

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I have other tools, but this is normally my "grab and go" stuff. Having older vehicles, and non-mechanically friends and family, grabbing tools and heading out isn't unusual. I just wanted to make sure there wasn't something special that I hadn't thought of, like the 1/2 breaker bar.