BlahX3
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Date: September 05, 2011 04:24AM
#4 fuse puller
Mrkim
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Date: September 05, 2011 04:52AM
Cue the buzzer again Johnny (headexplode)
90130_
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Date: September 05, 2011 04:54AM
From left, spark plug installing tool for gettin' the threads started by hand, #2 is the same thing, only different, #3 is yet another spark plug installation tool, usually for gettin' under exhaust manifolds and hemi head or DOHC engines where the plug is recessed a half a foot in a narrow tube. #4 is a plug wire puller, non-conductive plastic or nylon so you don't get the Buckwheat look.
Mrkim
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Date: September 05, 2011 05:02AM
Well, 1 outta 4 ain't too bad 9er, just ask Obozo
You did get the 3rd from the left but for the other 3 ..... here comes the buzzer .... ahhhhhhnh
90130_
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Date: September 05, 2011 05:12AM
Damn you.
GAK67
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Date: September 05, 2011 10:44AM
Just guessing, but the tool farthest right looks like it's designed to clamp down on something then be locked into place with that thingamajig on the handle. Just not sure what it would clamp down on. It looks like quite a sharp edge which would damage anything to fragile, but doesn't close enough to cut anything.
Mrkim
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Date: September 05, 2011 11:26AM
You're close GAK, it's indeed a clamping tool and though the jaws look kinda sharp, they aren't designed to cut and ... the slip ring is for holding the tool in position so ....
A cuppla hints for #s 1 and 2: #1 is for help in bringin things to a screechin halt while #2 is for helpin keep things illuminated
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/09/2011 12:17PM by Mrkim.
90130_
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Date: September 05, 2011 03:44PM
#4 is a hose pinch off tool. Used to temporarily clamp hoses so coolant or whatever fluid doesn't get everywhere while work is in process.
90130_
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Date: September 05, 2011 03:45PM
#1 is a brake spring keeper removal and installation tool.
fossil_digger
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Date: September 05, 2011 05:22PM
anal cyst removal kit?
Mrkim
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Date: September 05, 2011 05:41PM
Ding, ding .... Johnny slide 9er a cuppla more frosties for the 2 above
This leaves #2 as the only unsolved mystery in this round. Again it's for helpin things get and stay well lighted. I picked it up at a swap meet many moons ago and have used it more than a few times, most especially on older cars that have spent a lotta time sittin up and need its help to get 'em road ready again . As another hint, this is a 2 part tool with another section nested in the back end of it too
Fossil, be sure to lemmekno who your proctologist is so I make sure I never make an appointment with 'em
GAK67
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Date: September 05, 2011 06:59PM
I reckon I've done not too bad for a desk jockey
90130_
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Date: September 06, 2011 06:33AM
Ok, here's another shot at #2. Since you say that this tool is actually a two piece affair, and you kindly gave a subtle hint, then I'm gonna go with a bulb and socket cleaner, for cleaning rust and corossion. I think I used something like this many years ago.
Mrkim
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Date: September 06, 2011 01:16PM
Bingo! Not pmly does it have a SS brush nested in the other end but the open end shown in the pic is also meant to help install bulbs in recessed areas where you can't get your fingers around the bulb to lock it into the socket
Treat yourself to another cuppla frosties dude, you've earned 'em
