I would have put the jaws of the needle nose right on the head of the screw and squeezed like hell and made it turn or I would have use the dremel to cut up the existing actuator until I got a tool on it.
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Didn't give up just said that as a motivator lol (what I said and deleted that I gave up). Sometimes if you just walk away for a second and say your done you get recharged. Anyway the $60 set didn't help but this did. Talk about ghetto.
There are all kinds of ways to use tools in a way they weren't designed to be used, but necessity is the mother of invention.on the pliers another real handy tool if you dont have any are needle nose vice grips in assorted sizes
handy as a pocket on a shirt
man you would never make it as a mechanic lol
I still say a swivel box might work but it easy for me I have every tool under the sun from my wrenching days
or maybe a 1/4" socket on a 1/4" breaker bar
you need something with an offset those ratchet box wrenches arent going to do you any good
Ahem... 1/4" ***BREAKER**** bar?????
Izzat one of those Susan-Whatever CancerPink products???? Or made out of pure unobtanium?
yes a 1/4" breaker bar. If you knew anything about wrenching on cars you would know what it isAhem... 1/4" ***BREAKER**** bar?????
Izzat one of those Susan-Whatever CancerPink products???? Or made out of pure unobtanium?