Jumped on the bandwagon
03-21-2002, 09:02 AM
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Jumped on the bandwagon
And made myself a little emergency car kit 
Bought a miniature 40 piece 3/8" drive socket set and a small plastic case.
Case has 4 screwdrivers, 2 pliers, wire, electrical tape, vacuum hose, vacuum tees, small hose clamps, a set of small metric open end wrenches, a bunch of zip strips, and a magnetic pickup tool.
I also carry 1qt of mobil 1 synthetic
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Bought a miniature 40 piece 3/8" drive socket set and a small plastic case.
Case has 4 screwdrivers, 2 pliers, wire, electrical tape, vacuum hose, vacuum tees, small hose clamps, a set of small metric open end wrenches, a bunch of zip strips, and a magnetic pickup tool.
I also carry 1qt of mobil 1 synthetic
Dustin
03-21-2002, 09:15 AM
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (DSF)
I have electrical tape Rachet works as a small hammer heheh...
I also have a whole bunch of 10mm bolts and nuts hehe.
Rachet works as a small hammer heheh...I also have a whole bunch of 10mm bolts and nuts hehe.
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (dustin)
I do one better, I carry (on vacation or long trips) the ENTIRE TOOLBOX, coat hanger, duct tape, electrical tape and dont ' forget JB WELD...
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (DarksideDC4)
I carry the whole Auto Zone in my car, from spare wheel and tire(17"), to a clutch.
heheh, I have everyhting in the trunk, just been to lazy to move it inside, I live on 3rd floor..
but the guys around here used to call my car a traveling AutoZone..LOL
heheh, I have everyhting in the trunk, just been to lazy to move it inside, I live on 3rd floor..
but the guys around here used to call my car a traveling AutoZone..LOL
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (Flamenco-T)
I got the same exact deal with 2 different tool kits, jack, jackstand, like John implied a shitload of zipties voltage meter, HAYNES MANUAL(never got a helms, sue me) and when all else fails whoop out the AAA card! 
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03-21-2002, 12:56 PM
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (Flamenco-T)
I carry the whole Auto Zone in my car, from spare wheel and tire(17"), to a clutch.
03-21-2002, 04:48 PM
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (Arturbo)
Might as well go for axles too if your going to have a clutch, pistons, and head gaskets. Hell, just strap an extra engine and tranny down in the trunk. hehe 
03-21-2002, 04:51 PM
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Re: Jumped on the bandwagon (BLK94RS)
Might as well go for axles too if your going to have a clutch, pistons, and head gaskets. Hell, just strap an extra engine and tranny down in the trunk. hehe
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