I just love the fact that they still cram in so you have to pull the dash out in some cars.
It was around $45. No I have not shot it. I’m so glad you mentioned this. I thought it came with with an extra pepper power stream cartridge but it comes loaded with a water practice cartridge!!
Precisely and if you are trying to beat flat rate having the right tools makes all the difference, especially if you specialize in driveability and performance diagnostics. At least that was his story and he stuck to it LOL. Then again I have an affinity for fine tools and once you've used Snap On's Universal socket set you just never look back.
Its true. snap on made tools sexy and humans are biologically driven.
Yea. I had to do that a little while back.
I think every engineer should have to change the item they designed after it is installed.
Hell yes. It was the same in the military. Engineers would hand us retrofit parts and we would still have to modify them to make them work.
On the other hand imagine how ugly a car would be if we went with our theory.
If I tear into something like that I purposely leave out any non crucial screws so it's easier the next time.
I thought about before. Lol.
Lol. I can't do that. I'm anal about things like that.
Should clarify, only on my own shot and only if it's not visable.
It's so nice nowadays being able to snap a pic with the phone prior to disassembly. I used to work on tractors and we would tear them into a million pieces and order parts. By the time the parts arrived it was a bastard putting it all back together.
I've been to an ass load of advanced Cat schools - one was fuel systems for 6.250" bore class engines & there are 6 or 7 (very) different variants of these. We get broken up into 4 person teams & told to disassemble a fuel system. Come back from lunch & we get moved to another table with a system that another team tore apart.
It's cool I don't know to read.
One place I worked was a Chinese tractor import, horrible.
Exactly. Trying to explain this to customers was always fun.
I was in a wreck at around 30 mph. I had a car battery in the back of my truck and when I hit the embankment and came to a sudden stop the battery kept moving and slammed into the back of the cab on the passenger side. If someone was sitting on that side it may have killed them. Not really relevant. Just was thinking about it.
