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I bought a universal bolt-style puller from harbor freight for $13 to take off a 98 Camaro steering wheel (for a relationship-potential female), and my buddy borrowed it to replace his steering column. Haven't had any trouble with it at all and it was worth how much I needed it for. If you'll use it less than ten times a year, buy it from Harbor. It ain't worth dishing out the cash for mechanic-grade tools that seldom get used, especially if they aren't within your budget to begin with.I wouldn't spend too much money on tools from there, your just gona have to buy um again spend the money once on MAC or Snap-on and you'll never have to spend it again
I wouldn't spend too much money on tools from there, your just gona have to buy um again spend the money once on MAC or Snap-on and you'll never have to spend it again
Wasn't horrible up here in the ol' 'Sau. Getting out of the driveway was a pain though. Ice underneath and a decent slope. Does not pan out in 2WD.
Lol. Everything is dormant during winter... especially truck builds. Hope to see a lot more on here once the grass comes through.
Well the Shrader valve in my drivers side front tire is bent so i gotta replace that tonight after my classes are done at 7. Also, How hard is it to replace the Power Steering pump and the steering box? I'm thinking its the Pump due to it being hard to turn every once in awhile. I also have a bad Tie Rod Boot, Not sure if that is contributing to it or not. I'll make a Video tonight of the Shrader Valve Replacement and an update for ya guys.