SoCal General Chat

[djmoska]

Sup.

Check out your local shop, most of them have "parktools" and a generic brand of tools also available, I had a full set long ago when my bikes all had threaded headsets, got rid of them and then was reminded by trey that they are perfect for fan clutches -__-

awesome im gonna go see if the bike shop by my house has them...thankz again

[IRON-E]

awesome im gonna go see if the bike shop by my house has them...thankz again

Me prestas esa herramienta, el fin de semana, si lo compras ahora hueco?

[djmoska]

Me prestas esa herramienta, el fin de semana, si lo compras ahora hueco?

simon

[IRON-E]

Whoever didn't come out last night can suck a left nut and juggle the right one!!!

Fuck your I gotta be at work early, so I gotta wake up at 6am.

Bitch, I'm up at 3:30 and working by 5am!

[djmoska]

Fuck your I gotta be at work early, so I gotta wake up at 6am.

Bitch, I'm up at 3:30 and working by 5am!

because REAL JOB

[JFarhanbod]

Any reason to not power wash my engine bay? I have a gnarly power steering leak but everything is covered in grime and I can't see where it's coming from.

[mcr_driver]

Electricals just cover that stuff up well.

[djmoska]

i think im gonna power wash or take 2 days cleaning my bay since im taking off the head i hope to have it nice clean n ready for bimmerfest :)

[bmw325csi]

I did mine Jason, just keep the pressure away from the electrical stuff. Focus on the enging block and metal components.

[mcskibadee1]

I need to clean my bay as well, where are you guys going to have this done or are you renting machines?

[ak-]

I need to clean my bay as well, where are you guys going to have this done or are you renting machines?

I scrub what I can with degreaser and use those coin operated carwash places with the pressure hose

[einstein57]

true you'd think harbor freight would have like a 9$ version of this tool :rofl:

39$ shipped isn't too bad though I think...

I used an American size wrench from autozone and ground it down skinny. But it somehow never found its way back in to my tool bag.

[djmoska]

I used an American size wrench from autozone and ground it down skinny. But it somehow never found its way back in to my tool bag.

must be on a bad you have not used in years lol lol thats how i found i few tools lol

[mcr_driver]

I did mine Jason, just keep the pressure away from the electrical stuff. Focus on the enging block and metal components.

Just cover the alternator to be on the safe side along with the fuse box and the coil pack. That's really the essentials I think...

I scrub what I can with degreaser and use those coin operated carwash places with the pressure hose

There is this foam stuff that works really well I have to find it on my laptop at home and link it for you.

I used an American size wrench from autozone and ground it down skinny. But it somehow never found its way back in to my tool bag.

But then I'd need to buy a grinder to grind a wrench that fit down...

I've lost a breaker bar and countless useful sockets that way...

[E30 331is]

I have used the pliers from the tool tray. It worked just fine as it is designed for it.