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New use for distributor wrenches for Chrysler techs #2475094
03/31/18 10:26 PM
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I have found that on the latest alternator replacement recalls for the V-6 cars and SUV's that a 1/2" distributor wrench really comes in handy to loosen the B+ nut. There usually isn't enough room to swing a 13mm wrench around next to the frame rail without some major contortionist moves.

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Re: New use for distributor wrenches for Chrysler techs [Re: sgcuda] #2475133
04/01/18 12:18 AM
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Appreciated! Any tidbit that makes this hobby easier is always welcomed.


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Re: New use for distributor wrenches for Chrysler techs [Re: sgcuda] #2475345
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My grandfather would say:

“Every job is easy if you have the right tools”

Then he would pause, and continue:

“And if you are finding a job hard, it means you need to invent some new tools”

Steven Covey sold a lot of “Habits” books, and one habit to get into was:

“Take time to sharpen the saw”







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