Goes along with the automotive worlds dropped bolt theory!And that, pilgrim, summarily describes the phenomenon known as "Murphy's Law".
Nick
Goes along with the automotive worlds dropped bolt theory!And that, pilgrim, summarily describes the phenomenon known as "Murphy's Law".
Nick
But who steals all the 10mm sockets???Goes along with the automotive worlds dropped bolt theory!
Found him! ^🤣I've found more of them in the junkyard than I've lost. Found that SnapOn one. That's my luck I guess.
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I don't know if anyone already mentioned it, but for next time, if you have a compressor, I've got one of these cheap vacuum bleeders from Harbor Freight, it works fantastic. It's the only way I bleed brakes anymore.I tried bleeding them again myself with the bottle method, also had to fix the little part on the backing plate that's rivited that holds a lil spring and the shoes steady. it ripped out of the passenger side.
After that, I now seem to have brakes. Huzzauh!
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Still a win!took the radiator, hoses, etc, out of the 07 Silverado. guess what I found underneath? a 10mm nut driver, all beat up and missing the magnet
The red banded one in my pic was on a 12" 3/8 extension attached to a 6" ratchet. Laying in the back seat of a car.Found this gem in the plow truck just yesterday.
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I did wish it was a socket when I found it, but a win's a win.
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