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King Pins and E10
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16 Jul 2010 17:27 - 16 Jul 2010 17:27 #3853
by MigCooper
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Snorkel and plenty of rust to be treated
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Replied by MigCooper on topic Re:King Pins and E10
Hi
I would wait if I has you. A friend damaged one using the 8mm and couldn't remove it after...
use the correct tools for the job.
I would wait if I has you. A friend damaged one using the 8mm and couldn't remove it after...
use the correct tools for the job.
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Snorkel and plenty of rust to be treated
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Last edit: 16 Jul 2010 17:27 by MigCooper.
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16 Jul 2010 17:41 #3856
by auchenblae
eddie
16 SZ3
07 JLX+ gone 16
99 JLX gone 07
Replied by auchenblae on topic Re:King Pins and E10
MigCooper wrote:
I knew that would be the case. So good to wait.
eddie
Hi
use the correct tools for the job.
I knew that would be the case. So good to wait.
eddie
eddie
16 SZ3
07 JLX+ gone 16
99 JLX gone 07
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29 Jul 2010 17:31 #3992
by facade
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
Replied by facade on topic Re:King Pins and E10
You just want an e10 socket to fit your toolkit.
Any motor factors will sell you one.
Halfords do a set
But if you are doing a lot of maintenance, and you don't have any tools, it might be an idea to buy a toolkit, halfords have a good one on a special offer, pretty much everything you will ever need for £120,
go to halfords.com and put 370635 in the search box. It is a lot of money to undo 12bolts though....
Any motor factors will sell you one.
Halfords do a set
But if you are doing a lot of maintenance, and you don't have any tools, it might be an idea to buy a toolkit, halfords have a good one on a special offer, pretty much everything you will ever need for £120,
go to halfords.com and put 370635 in the search box. It is a lot of money to undo 12bolts though....
If it suddenly breaks, go back to the last thing that you did before it broke and start looking there
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