compression tester info

you *could* hook up 4 compression testers at once and watch the gauges as you spin it over.... I'm not exactly sure what that'd get you though....

-Bret

cyl? Maybe the last time they pulled all the plugs and didnt the first time? Who knows.....

That's muffler BEARINGS. Most muffler mounts/hangers do in fact have bushings.

Doc

I hate when that happens!! I've never replaced muffler bushings but muffler bearings can be a bitch to deal with. Personally, give me a good old canibering pin replacement job any day :-)

I know what you mean... but it sure has become a LOT easier w/ the reversible indexed slider wrench developed by Kaputi Tools. Got mine bought for less than $79 on eBay this past Spring!

Man! I've been looking for one of them, I guess I'll have to keep my eyes open.

Thanks guys.. that's what I thought!

Anyone know where I can find a universal turbo intabulator installation kit??? Also looking for a left handed screwdriver, and a reverse angle hacksaw.

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YES!!! I'll get the list ready. Man I don't know how many times instructors in college would try that stuff on the newbies. My favorite one has always been the metric crescent wrench.

I thought the fluid only illuminated with voltage running through it??

That's true unless you release it to the atmosphere. Then it will blind you.

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I see....unless I release it....then I don't see.... I'm with ya.... BUT if it is removed using the vacuum purge system, then it should be completely recycled so I can use in in my daytime running lights...right??

Nope it's for Halogen lamps only. For the Daytime lights you need the older style Incandescent headlamp fluid. If you can find some, stock up on it as it's getting rare.