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I know, you saying you're gonna do the sensor for months now, I thought i was bad......lololThat's exactly what makes them intriguing for me, too. Guess I should give them a try and also see what happens.
Not until I get under it to change the damn fuel tank pressure sensor, though... Should've done it a long time ago already, but since I'm not really looking forward to it so much, I've been putting it off.
Def hear ya on that......im am the procrastinator of procrastinators, I procrastinate procrastinating..... hate that word thoI got the Tahoe inspected a few weeks ago, so the main hurry has subsided and I can procrastinate a little more.
Juan you have a pic of them lit up and or a night on a wall or garage door? Thanks brother
I posted in the wrong thread yest. I washed it : )
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Thanks Juan........lol..... i mean chooch....
I posted in the wrong thread yest. I washed it : )
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Thanks . Needed something for light use. This should handle everything on the nnbs I would guess. Maybe even axle nuts. And it came with a free 3rd battery. Not many reviews on it, but compared to the competition price/size/power wise, this was a great choice. If needed, I can buy the high tq which is rated at 1100 ft lbs for a few hundred $ for the tool only.
M18 Mid Torque. 450 ft lbs tightening. 600ft lbs loosening power.
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Just 1 unit. Size comparison pics. It's smaller than what I thought it was going to be. Should be easy to work with.
