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I’ve made some T-pins (they look exactly like T-pins that Scanner Danner uses in his videos) from piano wire. Works like a charm.
I’ve made some T-pins (they look exactly like T-pins that Scanner Danner uses in his videos) from piano wire. Works like a charm.
Also recently found a tutorial on this. They suggest using a piano wire and banana jacks.
http://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles/Automotive%20Test%20Probe%20Construction.pdf
Also recently found a tutorial on this. They suggest using a piano wire and banana jacks.
http://dtec.net.au/Tech%20Articles/Automotive%20Test%20Probe%20Construction.pdf
Actually, we do not have harbor freight either.
And I’ve got those gloves from Auchan supermarket. They have their branch in Italy, so it’s worth a try.
Actually, we do not have harbor freight either.
And I’ve got those gloves from Auchan supermarket. They have their branch in Italy, so it’s worth a try.
There is also a little different type of these gloves – they are made of a very thin synthetic fabric, something like a dense black nylon. I use them for a more precise feel.
There is also a little different type of these gloves – they are made of a very thin synthetic fabric, something like a dense black nylon. I use them for a more precise feel.
I use this kind:
They last forever, very cheap (about $0.5 / pair). Also, they keep my hands warm when it’s cold, and dry when it’s warm. Rubber side is good if you have a lot of grease to mess with. Usually I switch them left-to-right, and use the fabric side.
Actually, 95% of technicians here use them all the time.
Do you guys have something like this?
I use this kind:
They last forever, very cheap (about $0.5 / pair). Also, they keep my hands warm when it’s cold, and dry when it’s warm. Rubber side is good if you have a lot of grease to mess with. Usually I switch them left-to-right, and use the fabric side.
Actually, 95% of technicians here use them all the time.
Do you guys have something like this?
Why don’t you ask the seller of what had happened to that mileage?
Maybe the dash was replaced for some reason.
Why don’t you ask the seller of what had happened to that mileage?
Maybe the dash was replaced for some reason.