Help! Crack in frame...

[TownsendsFJR1300]

The Bosch set looks good. Be wary of cheap sets. A long time ago I bought a set that'll is like the $7.98 set at the bottom of the Amazon page. The holes in the bits were not centered making them useless. I had to ream out the one bit I needed, which was easy because the set seemed to be made of some very soft material. Junk.

Yep, I found that out reading feedback.

I just ordered that set, unfortuatly, the largest security torx bit in that set is no where large enough for those frame bolts (but about everything else)...

Also ordered a new toy:
[ame=http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000O80B5M/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1]Amazon.com: Raytek MT6 Non-contact MiniTemp Infrared Thermometer: Automotive[/ame]

 

[FZ09Bandit]

Not a bad toy to have! I have one and it's nice showing customers there chilling 45 degree AC when I do a HVAC job.

Got a 08 Hyundai sonata down to 30 degrees while driving. No big deal! Snowflakes lol.

 

[TownsendsFJR1300]

Not a bad toy to have! I have one and it's nice showing customers there chilling 45 degree AC when I do a HVAC job.

Got a 08 Hyundai sonata down to 30 degrees while driving. No big deal! Snowflakes lol.

Always wanted one.

Could have used it on my neighbors 200HP, Yamaha outboard engine that was overheating about a month ago.. Turned out to be some seriously clogged water passages around the cylinders with hardened up salt (salt water use and very little flushing ). We didn't know for certain until the heads were removed. This tool would have found the major differences in water temp at the head immediatly saving some guess work... :thumbup:

 

[FZ09Bandit]

Absolutely! I can tell if a catalytic converter is clogged also. If its 500 degrees going in, 200 degrees coming out, you have an issue lol.