sorry guys im not a t00l wiz:p. i was just wondering what tool would i need if i want to work on taking off my headlights and bumper for a 2000 coupe. thanks

 

Phillips screw driver and a hammer driver with a phillips tip for the bumper and a standard set of sockets for the lights I forget which size.

 

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hmm yeah
i need to know what size to use

 

Actually, a 10mm wrench/socket and a standard screw driver for popping bumper clips

 

will this get the jobdone
http://www.autozone.com/servle...Etrue
* Triple chrome plated for rust resistance
* Molded Storage Case
* Includes 16 Metric Sockets in 1/4" and 3/8" Drive, 1/2" Drive Reversible Ratchet, 3/8" Drive Reversible Ratchet and Accessories
* Includes 1/4" Drive Spinner Handle, 3/8" Female and 1/4" Male Adapter, 3/8" Drive Spark Plug Socket 5/8"
* Includes 5 Screwdriver Bits and Inner Pack of 1, Master 5

 

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http://www.autozone.com/servle...Etrue
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wow... but yeah, that will do the job. wont last you long though if doing much more than removing the bumper and headlights. that will do the job though.

 

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hha what makes u say that?
is the quality cheap or something

 

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is the quality cheap or something</TD></TR></TABLE>

yeah pretty much. dont get me wrong... i used something similiar when i started on my mustang, but once i got into the actual restoration of it, and the hard work, they gave out. sockets split when a lot of force was used, and shortly after that the rachet itself just fell apart. if you are wanting something to last you a while, at least go for a small craftsman set. if anything breaks, you take it back to sears, and they give you a brand new one in its place. something like this..... http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr...53000 or this http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr...82000. and there are many things like it varying in price and what comes with it. and along with anything comes opinion. obviously i stated mine, and others vary. then again, i work as an auto tech for a living, so it just depends. craftsman is great for weekend jobs and such. hope that explained it a little. good luck.

 

i see
ok thanks man