[skiemt]

OK, but I am still trying to find out what tools that I will never need. Like, does a Porsche mechanic ever need an 18 mm? If there is not a need, then I could leave 3 sockets and a wrench behind. This would allow more room for other tools and necessities. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/cool.gif[/img]

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[flash]

i can't think of an 18 on the car - not a 9, 16, 20-23, 25 or 26 either

tools to bring - P221 and thin 24mm and 36mm wrench - the rear trailing arms are known to slip their positions - happened to me

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[skiemt]

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What's a P221?

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[flash]

that's the eccentric tool needed to adjust ride height and such in the rear - i could have used that last year when my right trailing arm slipped from the stress of the track (yes, it was properly torqued) - that ended my day - having the tools for that adjustment would have meant a 2 minute job to be able to finish the session

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[Eric_K]

I believe O2 sensor is a 22 and don't forget the 7mm for the bleeder on the clutch slave. It is on your big list, but easy to forget. I just roll my whole tool box into the trailer - it makes it harder to forget things.

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[flash]

you can't get a normal socket on the O2 though, so a wrench is all you need - i couldn't remember what size it was - i have a sensor in a box here and i'll measure it - that reminds me though that i still need to get the special O2 sensor socket - i'll be removing that thing AGAIN soon for yet another clutch job on my car (sigh)

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[Big Dave]

Nah. Just take an adjustable wrench. That covers all bases....

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[skiemt]

You do mean a metric adjustable don't you?

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Now I am just showing off my baby....

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[rxter]

In the immortal words of Quint, don't forget your "Radar, Sonar, and your electric toothbrush"

   

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