help me out what tools do i need

[bigluelok]

alright i recently got my tools stolen and went harbor freight to find some temp replacements for cheap and neep to know what size wrenches and sockets i would need and what else should i buy that is a nesessity for working on cb7

thanks luey

[F20A CB7]

LUEY

1/4 set
3/8 set
1/2 set

wreches, screwdrivers set, phillips set, mayb a TQ wrench

i cant think of what else

[NorcoAccord]

pliers and long pipe you can put your wrench threw or a breaker bar.

[NAiL05]

If you want basic shit you need your basic socket set and screwdrivers. That should cover all of it and make sure its metric.

[tn_accords]

ok.. you need a
-philips head screwdriver long and stubby.
-flat head screwdriver long and stubby
-the following sockets in 1/4 and 3/8 : 8mm,10mm,12mm,14mm,17mm,19mm .. both deep and shallow. six point preferred. and also a 10mm in 12 point if you decide to do a clutch job. also a 5/8 spark plug socket.
-1/2 drive ratchet with 14mm,17mm,19mm , and a 36mm axle nut socket. deep and shallow of course.
- extensions to go with your sockets.. 1",3",6", 2' . a locking 6" extension is good to do spark plugs.
-a pair of needle nose pliers
-channel locks
- normal paif of pliers
-vise grip pliers
-jack and jack stands.
- a set of gear wrenches in metric.
-

I think that is all for now.. LOL.

[JohnD1079]

ok.. you need a
-philips head screwdriver long and stubby.
-flat head screwdriver long and stubby
-the following sockets in 1/4 and 3/8 : 8mm,10mm,12mm,14mm,17mm,19mm .. both deep and shallow. six point preferred. and also a 10mm in 12 point if you decide to do a clutch job. also a 5/8 spark plug socket.
-1/2 drive ratchet with 14mm,17mm,19mm , and a 36mm axle nut socket. deep and shallow of course.
- extensions to go with your sockets.. 1",3",6", 2' . a locking 6" extension is good to do spark plugs.
-a pair of needle nose pliers
-channel locks
- normal paif of pliers
-vise grip pliers
-jack and jack stands.
- a set of gear wrenches in metric.
-

I think that is all for now.. LOL.

hes just about covered it.

I was gonna sat vice grip and a flat and phillips screwdriver

[tman888]

Get a gear ratchet set... I got one because they the bolt can go through the ratchet. It is good for stuff like your speaker bolts in the rear deck. a lifetime warranty. plus they are really narrow.

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[C91BLX7]

10MM is going to be your best buddy

[d112crzy]

A set of deep sockets.
3/8" drive ratchet
1/2" drive ratchet with a 19mm and 14mm
ratcheting wrenches<<<<<<<<<best fucking tools ever
1/2" and 3/8" torque wrenches
set of screw drivers
crank pulley removal tool
extensions for both drives
tool box

[Shadow1]

-1/2, 1/4, and 3/4 ratchets
- METRIC size sockets. ive learned far too often that some if not most of the standard size(1/4 socket, 7/8 socket) will only work as a LAST resort.

-breaker bar,
-Screw drivers(both types)

and a flash light(if your like me and work at night. on my lunch brakes i would work on my car. oil changes, painting, stereo instillation, ect.). but either way still keep a flashlight in the car just in case you find yourself on the side of the road at night and need to fix something simple but cant b/c you dont have a light.

if you go to walmart they have some ratchet sets from Stanley for about $20. ive had them and they work perfectly. NONE of the sockets have been messed up and they get the job done with no issues.

[jyoungblood87]

-1/2, 1/4, and 3/4 ratchets
- METRIC size sockets. ive learned far too often that some if not most of the standard size(1/4 socket, 7/8 socket) will only work as a LAST resort.

-breaker bar,
-Screw drivers(both types)

and a flash light(if your like me and work at night. on my lunch brakes i would work on my car. oil changes, painting, stereo instillation, ect.). but either way still keep a flashlight in the car just in case you find yourself on the side of the road at night and need to fix something simple but cant b/c you dont have a light.

if you go to walmart they have some ratchet sets from Stanley for about $20. ive had them and they work perfectly. NONE of the sockets have been messed up and they get the job done with no issues.

like the man said...a good old fashion breaker bar....also a prybar...and a really good pryer assortment...a good jack...some air tools and air compress(this is a luxary and is not critical but will make the job a lot faster or sometimes a lot harder on you=breaking bolts and threads)

[Shadow1]

oh be sure to have some jack stands too. it helps alot when your laying under the car and the jack you have is about to collapse. had that happen at one of my meets. a guy hit a sewer drain that was protruding out of the pavement and knocked off his exhasut. he used a stock car jack to left up the car. about 2min later the jack started to bend. good thing 3 of us grabbed his legs and pulled his legs out just as his wheel bout snatched a hair on his head. we all laughed about it afterwards. lol. but when he went back under there, 4 of us took a hold of his legs to be sure it didnt happen again. lol.

jack stands are your best friend my man.

[jyoungblood87]

agreed...

[pretty_ricky302]

Life saving tools

Needle pliers (parts falling in tight spots)
magnetic stick (metal parts hard to get)
Socket extenions
Dike pliers