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What's the impact going to be used for ? and how often will it be used ?

The older Halfords Professional stuff was really good quality, the ratchet spanners were made by Gearwrench and until the latest generation of Snap On ratchet spanners were probably the best around, the Torque wrenches were and still are made by Norbar which makes stuff for lots of brands and...

172 cup didn't , 182 cup did

it will have spit the lining off the handbrake shoe

I remember the rumours of the Snes CD never knew the rest of the story though

Triggers Broom

I know Cummins/Paccar did an interesting case study for the Department for transport with regards to whether Bio methane would be a possible alternative fuel for compression ignition engines but after many thousands of miles of testing they found the methane slip ( unburnt methane escaping...

4BT still in production ?, any chance of sneaking me one out ?

I would say these are a much better buy, especially when they have a -20% voucher https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sealey-TBTP02-91-Piece-Socket-Set-1-4-3-8-1-2-Square-Drives-in-Foam-To/153536832701?epid=26033930337&hash=item23bf8224bd:g:1MUAAOSwtRRdDBCl

When the Blue point sets are on offer they're good value, halfords don't do a big enough range in my opinion to be a professional choice, lack of long and flex ratchets and soft grip handles and the screwdrivers are turd, it ok for diy but not much more

Anyone else think Halfords are pricing themselves out of the market, prices just keep going up and they're at point now where you could get a Snap on blue point set for the same money.

HEL brakes lines fit correctly, I had the same issue with Goodridge

We weren't that civilised where I come from, it was more of "that c***s av'in it"

Deadpool is kicking off

WTF has happened on the forum tonight, it's like midnight on saturday outside the kebab shop,

pirtek might re swage that for you if you ask nicely

They look good leave them in if only to f**k people off

It's the Italian way, I was in a Iveco dealers workshop last year and the transporter dropped a brand new van off with a crate engine in the back because the one fitted didn't make it off the production line and they couldn't be arsed to fit another so left it for the dealer.

The brakes sound like you've either air in the ABS Pump or when you bled the brakes and stroked the cylinder through it's full travel it's pulled the seals backwards. The engine in de rate should have a code stored but I'll have a wild guess at a injector starting to fail.

Scrolled past those painted bumpers a bit quick and they scratched my pc screen

single exhaust

Boil the kettle and get the joint hot

Just put a first class stamp on the end cover and leave next to the post box

is there a rust shortage ?

Illegal to spec lift recover over 750kg unbraked unless its an emergency situation from the road side to a safe place. Give him a ticket quick

nice one matey, Things hardly ever go to plan when working on cars .

I know it's the wrong model but I'll i can see is the Libyan terrorists from back to the future hanging out of a window with a kalachnikov

My Mate Paul was world swearing champion 1996 he was also a chassis set up engineer at Mclaren F1, I'll see what he say about it, but his standard answer for stuff like is "who the f**king f**k are these f**king clowns, more knowledge in the s**t i've just pushed out, etc etc" regardless of if...

Agree but perfect for engine bays though as there aren't many flat surfaces and being non magnetic they aren't going to damage electrical components and sensors like conventional magnetic trays

I kept seeing these on American Youtube channels and have been looking for some in this country, they're finally available over here. I know they aren't cheap but for professionals they're a massive time saver...