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Views: 3 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2022-09-30 Origin: Site
While there may be an auto repair shop nearby, many people still enjoy spending time tinkering in the garage. Whether performing maintenance tasks or upgrading, DIY auto mechanics want a garage full of tools.
As an online auto parts store, we've recognized some of the most useful and important tools/consumables every mechanic needs. But for some newbies, what are the most useful auto repair tools? Which car tools are necessary? That's what's on this list.
1. WRENCH/ SPANNER SETS
A wrench or wrench is an important car tool. It helps us to remove bolts or nuts easily. The small, long ratchet wrench provides flexibility when you need to work in tight spaces. Because almost every part of a car has bolts or nuts, including the engine, doors, and interior trim, it's imperative to have a reliable set of wrenches to facilitate car maintenance.
2. AC MANIFOLD GAUGE SET
Driving a car on a hot day, I don't think anyone can stand the heat without air conditioning. So we need to check the air conditioning system regularly to make sure it is working properly. If the cooling capacity drops, then there is a high possibility that the refrigerant is leaking. In this case you will need a manifold gauge kit that can recharge the air conditioning system.
You will also need a vacuum pump if you want to completely evacuate the refrigerant before filling it with brand new refrigerant. Trust me, it's not a bad idea to check your A/C system regularly and keep it running properly.
3. SLIDE HAMMER BEARING PULLER/REMOVER
A slide hammer attaches to an object (such as a bearing) that needs to be pulled out or off the shaft and transmits the impact to the object without impacting the object itself. A slide hammer usually consists of a long metal shaft, a weight that slides along the shaft, and a baffle for the end opposite the point where the weight impacts the connection.
Whether you're a professional mechanic or a DIY auto mechanic, your tool arsenal is never truly complete. Because there are always gadgets you can add to your arsenal to help you work more efficiently.
If you're passionate about auto repair, you can indulge in the tool collection of a lifetime. The knowledge you gain while collecting tools will be more valuable than the car you fix.
