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Both are generic tools that any decent tool merchant (I use Hayways in Kettering) should have in stock.
I assume this is for strut top mounts or messing with the strut in general - Stahlwille makes Audi's 22mm cut-away socket and you can get them just about anywhere.
stanley or laser do a set of 4 for the castlenuts they were about £10 from my local factors and cover a lods of vw's and Audis. I've done as above as these nuts dont require much torque then used a 22mm ring and a 6mm hex
I hate you.
I wish I had that when removing my fuel pump... but no, instead I spent like three or four hours with my nose in the fuel tank.
The worst part was putting it together though. I still have nightmares from all those rubber thingies not lining up.
I hate you.
I wish I had that when removing my fuel pump... but no, instead I spent like three or four hours with my nose in the fuel tank.
The worst part was putting it together though. I still have nightmares from all those rubber thingies not lining up.
prj,
You're so right. BTDT.
Will be making tool for the next time. Bur maybe someone might have a link for a bought tool? All those rubber bushes are certainly tedious.
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