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Knowing the car is 220 000Km, it’s a 2002, it won’t last another 10 years unfortunately (Most reliable car I owned so far…)
Are there any remplacement lips I can get somewhere ?
Knowing the car is 220 000Km, it’s a 2002, it won’t last another 10 years unfortunately (Most reliable car I owned so far…)
Are there any remplacement lips I can get somewhere ?
Got a can of 3M Silicone paste from a local parts store here, member of the “Uni-Select” banner
3M Silicone paste… a white thin can with the brush in the cap…
Here’s a link to see if there’s one nar you 😉
http://uniselect.know-where.com/uniselect/cgi/index?lang=en&design=defaultGot a can of 3M Silicone paste from a local parts store here, member of the “Uni-Select” banner
3M Silicone paste… a white thin can with the brush in the cap…
Here’s a link to see if there’s one nar you 😉
http://uniselect.know-where.com/uniselect/cgi/index?lang=en&design=defaultHi guys !
First of all, i’m a computer tech, i’m no professional, but I do my best to learn new things everyday.
I’m doing most of my repairs on my car since I have it (2002 Mazda Protegé, 220 500Km) and what helped alot in all those years, is my dad, who was a mechanic for 30+ years, sold his garage and kept his toolbox.
I’m living a bit far away (70km) so most of the times, I had to drive a bit to fix the car… well not anymore 🙂
I got myself this nice socket set for 70$ on sale :
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6/Tools/Sockets/SocketSets/PRD~0589244P/Stanley+Black+Chrome+Socket+Set%2C+164-pc.jsp?locale=enand a pair of wrenchs sets (SAE and Metric) for 25$ each
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6/Tools/Wrenches/ProfessionalWrenches/PRD~0588546P/Mastercraft+Maximum+14-piece+Wrench+Set.jsp?locale=enI really like the feel of this Stanley kit, the ratchets “clicks” are very close, the sockets holds strong , as there is a button to pess on the back of the ratchet’s head to insert or remove them, so no more dropping the sockets when trying to get to a hard to reach bolt B)
I really like the look and feel of it
I can shoot a small video showing the kit if you’d like 😉
Hi guys !
First of all, i’m a computer tech, i’m no professional, but I do my best to learn new things everyday.
I’m doing most of my repairs on my car since I have it (2002 Mazda Protegé, 220 500Km) and what helped alot in all those years, is my dad, who was a mechanic for 30+ years, sold his garage and kept his toolbox.
I’m living a bit far away (70km) so most of the times, I had to drive a bit to fix the car… well not anymore 🙂
I got myself this nice socket set for 70$ on sale :
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6/Tools/Sockets/SocketSets/PRD~0589244P/Stanley+Black+Chrome+Socket+Set%2C+164-pc.jsp?locale=enand a pair of wrenchs sets (SAE and Metric) for 25$ each
http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/6/Tools/Wrenches/ProfessionalWrenches/PRD~0588546P/Mastercraft+Maximum+14-piece+Wrench+Set.jsp?locale=enI really like the feel of this Stanley kit, the ratchets “clicks” are very close, the sockets holds strong , as there is a button to pess on the back of the ratchet’s head to insert or remove them, so no more dropping the sockets when trying to get to a hard to reach bolt B)
I really like the look and feel of it
I can shoot a small video showing the kit if you’d like 😉
[quote=”celticbhoy” post=63695]
Canadian Tire has this one on sale for $90: http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoTools/AutoCodeReaders/PRDOVR~0251030P/OBD+II+Code+Reader.jsp?locale=en
[/quote]That’s the exact same unit I bought last september…
Does the job for trouble codes reading (P0 codes) but that’s about it… no live data, no ABS/SRS…
[quote=”celticbhoy” post=63695]
Canadian Tire has this one on sale for $90: http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/browse/4/Auto/AutoTools/AutoCodeReaders/PRDOVR~0251030P/OBD+II+Code+Reader.jsp?locale=en
[/quote]That’s the exact same unit I bought last september…
Does the job for trouble codes reading (P0 codes) but that’s about it… no live data, no ABS/SRS…