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Second generation special tools
2001 4x4 here
What special tools should i be investing in to maintain this truck? I have all the sockets wrenches pliers etc you can imagine. I have already made a driver to replace the rear axle bearings I also already have a 20mm wrench for the fuel filter Things Im looking at 35mm hub socket Fuel pressure gauge-who make one that come with the adaptors we need? larger spark plug gauge to read 0.060" Im curious about the following Fuel line release tool- not sure what if any are able to be used on these lines Is there anything else that may be useful or is specific to this truck? |
code reader, elec. meter, and BFH
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O2 sensor socket set. The one auto zone sells for $25 works great.
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Originally Posted by newguy
(Post 608694)
code reader, elec. meter, and BFH
What do you guys recommend for scanners? Acrtron CP9580 looks good |
Originally Posted by metalmeltr
(Post 608726)
Iv'e already been around with the BFH on this truck!
What do you guys recommend for scanners? Acrtron CP9580 looks good |
The hub socket is 36mm, is it not?
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Originally Posted by Diaita
(Post 608737)
The hub socket is 36mm, is it not?
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Original Axle nuts are 36mm. Actron CP9580 is entry level. It will access only the basic powertrain stuff. It says it has "complete access" to ABS, don't believe it ;) Need to spend big money for complete access to ABS. It does not access the BCM, airbag, or instrument cluster. Amazon & Ebay have some decent used scan tools that will access all of it, and some have limited bi-directional capabilities starting around $2K, depending on software and accessories. Another handy tool is a 36mm (1 7/16") open end wrench for the water pump pulley. As for the fuel line release tool, the only place you might think about using it is on the fuel pump module. Think, is about all you'll do too, damn things don't fit in there, even if you could see what you're doing ;)
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What about this scanner?
I guess the axles have been replaced. I doubt the same is true for the trailblazer though. |
just go to harbor freight and buy the entire hub socket kit for 30 bucks or whatever its. i use the smaller ones on other stuff all the time
my favorite tools are a sawzall, grinder, welder and torch |
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