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| 03-23-2011 10:02 PM | |
| offroadpro4 |
Re: My New Tool I think Im gonna go with NGK to give them a try...... Thanks once again............ 
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| 03-23-2011 09:22 PM | |
| Red Rock Powersports |
Re: My New Tool Winner! Winner! Winner! Congratulations! Now the $64,000 question; Paper or Plastic? Oh, I mean Champion or NGK? I have both in stock. Let me know what you want to run. |
| 03-23-2011 09:15 PM | |
| offroadpro4 |
Re: My New Tool yeah!!! Thanks Mike.... - should I be expecting to receive the NGK ones or the stock factory ones?
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| 03-23-2011 08:37 AM | |
| four_by_nut |
Re: My New Tool Looks like "Offroadpro4" got it! It's a tool to remove the trans fill plug (not the drain plug) that is snookered behind the brake disk. I took an old screw driver (that already had the flat broken) and cut off the flat. I then took a punch that I had with a broken punch end that is 7/16" on the flats for where it is held. I cut it about 1.5" long. I then welded the punch 7/16" end to the end of the screwdriver. To use it I rotate the brake disk such that one of the holes in the disk closely aligns with the drain plug. I insert the tool through the hold and into the fill plug. I then use a 7/16" open end wrench to break the plug loose and then rotate it out with the screwdriver handle/tool. Slick as snot!!! And makes it really easy to reinstall as you can't get your fingers in there to hold the plug and then rotate it (at least my fat fingers can't). I will update the first post iwth another picture and change the title. Thanks to Mike (RRP) for offering up the plugs to the winner! 
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| 03-23-2011 05:14 AM | |
| zaniac |
Re: My New Tool trans drain plug? |
| 03-22-2011 11:41 PM | |
| ACTS |
Re: My New Tool Unbolting the screws holding the plastic cover...!?! |
| 03-22-2011 10:31 PM | |
| offroadpro4 |
Re: My New Tool thats the only hard to get part that I could think of... lol or maybe intake disasembly? clutch disasembly? or adjusting the valves? or something related t the lifters? |
| 03-22-2011 10:22 PM | |
| offroadpro4 |
Re: My New Tool It looks like a tool to remove the oil plug?... |
| 03-22-2011 09:49 PM | |
| Red Rock Powersports |
Re: My New Tool I think I know, but I am not going to guess. I will make this fun and throw in a little prize. Linda and I will toss a free set of spark plugs in the mail to the first person that gives Jay the right answer. The answer must be posted in the thread and Jay will be the Judge. Ready, Set, Go! |
| 03-22-2011 08:57 PM | |
| four_by_nut |
Transmission Fill Plug Removal Tool (specially made) Anyone wanna guess what I use this handy tool for that I made tonight? It saved me at least 20 minutes tonight! Once you guys guess what it is for, I will post pictures of it in use and change the title for better searching later on. I took an old screw driver (that already had the flat broken) and cut off the flat. I then took a punch that I had with a broken punch end that is 7/16" on the flats for where it is held. I cut it about 1.5" long. I then welded the punch 7/16" end to the end of the screwdriver. To use it I rotate the brake disk such that one of the holes in the disk closely aligns with the drain plug. I insert the tool through the hold and into the fill plug. I then use a 7/16" open end wrench to break the plug loose and then rotate it out with the screwdriver handle/tool. Slick as snot!!! And makes it really easy to reinstall as you can't get your fingers in there to hold the plug and then rotate it (at least my fat fingers can't). |
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