If you ever snap a alternator belt, have no tools... and need a prybar. the factory trunk brace works wonders.

D

 

how would you get it off if you have no tools?

 

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D's bar is kept under his front sEEt

 

probably makes for a nice substitute for a baseball bat or maglite as well

 

I use the little hook tool from the jacking tools. It has a variety of other uses as well.

 

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well, who doesn't carry a 10,12 and 14mm with them at all times?

 

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Very true. Can't hurt to bring a 17 as well. The cotter pin on my tie rod came out the other day, good thing I noticed it on the lift.

Actually, I believe the tie rod is 14mm too.

 

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nyce..

 

will a hatchet work?

 

That's awesome.

D

 

You are so...my hero.

 

I knew that thing had to be good for something ....