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Source for Torx Wrenches
After screwing around for two hours removing two Torx bolts holding the transmission housing on a 1988 Jeep (had to use 2.5 of extensions and a Torx socket from the rear of vehicle!) from the engine, I decided I really NEED a set of Torx wrenches.
Can anyone recommend sourcing for high quality tools? (other than Snap On ...) Thanks!
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George Stephenson 1991 350 SDL (200K and she ain't bent, yet) former 2002 E320 4Matic Wagon - good car former 1985 300 CD - great car former 1981 300 TD - good car former 1972 280 SEL - not so good car a couple of those diesel Rabbits ...40-45 mpg |
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Maybe Sears might sell a set in there tool section.
-George
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'81 300TD (White) 225,000 miles '85 300SD (Burgandy) 239,000 miles '86 300SDL (Silver) 340,000 miles |
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Lisle Tools makes a good set. They are sold at Pep Boys and Car Quest - the 2 auto parts stores that I know to carry them.
Their WEB site is posted below. They also make all sorts of interesting $10 - $30 specialty tools that can come in handy. http://www.lislecorp.com |
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I've been happy with every Lisle tool I've ever bought. Not fancy but well thought out, strong, and fairly priced. Only complaint: I wish they had more oriented towards M-B.
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86 560SL With homebrew first gear start! 85 380SL Daily Driver Project http://juliepalooza.8m.com/sl/mercedes.htm |
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Torx Tools
If you are looking for quality tools I would recommend S&K. Most good tool places will carry them, all lifetime guarantee.
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