expired Posted by slickerdoodles • Oct 11, 2022
Oct 11, 2022 7:50 AM
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expired Posted by slickerdoodles • Oct 11, 2022
Oct 11, 2022 7:50 AM
Prime Members: 15-Piece GearWrench Ratcheting Serpentine Belt Tool Set
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But this set can turn a potentially long frustrating job into a quick and enjoyable 5-minute experience.
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Like any serpentine belt kit - it's a niche tool that you'll rarely find yourself using - but in the odd event you have tight clearance, it'll be worth its weight.
If you wanted to take it a step further, the updated version [amazon.com] has the locking flex adapter for the pass-thru sockets, which increases its versatility by some.
Also making sure they give you the right belt length.
The straight bar from HF would not grab from the right angle, as it only has a square head.
Ended up having to use a long wrench and a ratcheting tie down strap.
https://www.harborfreight.com/ser...63689.html [harborfreight.com]
I was considering the "low profile" socket kits (like from Sunex, which offer in impact black), but I bought this for versatility.
edit...whoops typo...$29 in 2018
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But this set can turn a potentially long frustrating job into a quick and enjoyable 5-minute experience.
tool boxes are for storing tools, if the space is valuable need a bigger box
funny watching people come up with reasons not to buy stuff. thru hole socket comment is a good point, as are crows.
Lisle 43300 is handy too, cheaper knock-offs at the usual spots as well. Happy wrenching
But this set can turn a potentially long frustrating job into a quick and enjoyable 5-minute experience.
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But this set can turn a potentially long frustrating job into a quick and enjoyable 5-minute experience.
Many auto parts stores will also rent you the tool. You pay for it and get your money back when you're done using it. If you're getting your belt from the parts store anyway, you might as well snag the tool.
While having a purpose built tool is even easier and DIY on the belt will pay for it, it doesn't seem worth it to me to keep this around waiting to be used again 3-4 years later.
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