Thread: Assistance

For the fuel fittings you need actual line wrenches. If you dont use them you'll probably strip something out. For the fuel pump, you just need a socket to fit the bango bolt (forgot what size) and an adjustable wrench to hold the filter itself.

For line wrenches, I just went to Sears and bought the 5 or 7 piece set (The employees know them as "crows foot" wrenches sometimes) then added the one size it didn't come with which was the 19mm I think. Ended up costing like $50-$60. They haven't busted on me in the 3 years I've used them and if they do, they still have the good ol life time warrenty.

The crows feet wrenches look like this



is that right? Dosent seem right

Flare Nut line wrenches!!! That's what they're called, I finally remembered :)

for the line wrenches. just get a set at sears. They're great quality, and you'll use them for all kinds of things (other than just lines, they're just box end wrenches with a little section cut out for the line to fit through)

Snap-On or Mac line wrenches due to the fact that the craftsman 17m is realy somewhere between 17mm and 11/16th's

90% of all mehanic screw ups are due to use of the wrong tool, hence why I have WAYYYY more money invested into tools than all the cars I have built combined, heck I just bought a new torque wrench because I wore the old one out :shock:

Wouldent it be cost efficient to get the sears set and just the 17mm fgrom snap on since there a bit steep in cost?

I'm all for the right tool for the job but im also a chaep bitch when it dosent effect the end result.