Timing light, compression tester, dwell/tach, OBDII diagnostic reader that works with my cell phone, borescope, spark gap tester, 3/4 inch socket set and breaker bar, several 1/2 inch socket sets with breaker bars, a 4 ft cheater bar, and some really awesome old craftman ratchets I bought in the 70's, flex ratchets, wobble sockets, universal wobbles, crows feet, strap wrenches, chain wrenches, several pipe wrenches, inventory of hose clamps, filters, oils, many many 1/4 inch drive socket sets, a mechanics tool cart full of all the drivers, C clamps up to 12 inch big-uns, brake line bleeder kit, wrenches, hammers, air ratchet, battery powered ratchet, air impact, impact sockets, die grinder, 2 angle grinders, 2 good sized air compressor (one goes to higher pressure 150 psi, blow guns, inflators of course, tire valve kits, tire patch kits, gasket making kit, #2 Permatex, anti sieze for spark plugs, several gapper tools, feeler gauges, ignition wrenches, distributor wrench, chalk, Leak Lock, about 10 multi-meters , several 4 way tire wrenches, a capacitor meter, Power Probe, light probes, rolls of electrical wire, Rolls of galvanized hanger strapping, Muffler pipe expander, 3 jaw gear pullers in several sizes, steering wheel puller, super glue, electrical tape, SS mechanic's and aircraft wire rolls in several sizes, at least a dozen each needle nose, regular pliers, slip joint pliers, vice grip pliers, crescent wrenches, tap and die set, several tubing cutters, imp, and larger type, tubing flare tool, nicropress oval compression tool, ball joint splitters, trim removal tool set, parts retrieval tools, magnets, and inspection mirrors, large magnet on a pole to find stuff on the ground, liquid hand pump, gear oil pump, electric fuel pump transfer kits I made , mini-borescope, gasket scrapers, around 6 hack saws, several ball pean hammers, several 3 and 4 lb drilling hammers, scissors lift table,
A set of super long screw drivers (AMPRO), with the hex on the shaft, set of Klein screwdrivers, couple wunderbars, small crow bar, medium crowbars, large crow bar, couple 10 and 20 ton hydraulic jacks, 2 speed scissors jack, farm jack, 2 floor jacks, 4 jack stands, Car ramps, tire chocks, 24 inch water pump pliers, engine hoist, creeper, oil filter socket, oil filter wrenches, chisels, punches, files, EZ-outs, a neat cam tightening device for removing rounded off nuts or studs, Drill bits in High speed steel and Cobalt, PB Blaster, liquid wrench in spray and bottle styles, WD40, Carb/Choke cleaner cans, several manuals from Chiltons, hates, and other publishers, several really good books on sailboat maintenance, Portable air tanks in aluminum and steel, parts brushes, turpentine, mirror glue kits, 3 bench grinders, table saw, bench belt sander, wire wheel for grinder and drill motors, lots and lots of soldering kits high temp jet butane, and electrical type. lots of different solders and fluxes, MAPP gas torch kit, propane torches, battery load tester, battery terminal wrench and cleaner, electrolyte tester, antifreeze tester, transmission filler funnels, regular funnels, fender covers, pencil, pen, knives, razor blade and utility blade knives and scraper holders, several trouble lights, high intensity floor stand lights, IR thermometer gun, melt sticks, stethoscope, various type of gloves, rags, sand paper, crocus cloth, micro drill set, fuses, gasket material, wire fish sticks and fish tape, terminal crimping tools, couple pair of those automatic wire strippers, bolt cutters medium to humungous size, 3 ft long cable cutters, dent pulling kit, sliding type digital micrometer, several sets of picks. Several grease guns, grease, spare wheels, tires, hubs, 3 different winches. tow straps, tow chains, sailing anchors and chains. Several pair of tin snips, left, center, right, and the big stupid ones. jump pack, jumper cables, several battery chargers in the 10-20 amp range, battery filler spout pitcher thing, several pop rivet guns, many many fasteners, cotter pins, roll pins, O rings, anvil, bench vices, impact driver kit that you hit with a hammer, I know I am forgetting a bunch of stuff, but I have some tools.
I don't have any welding stuff, or a metal lathe, or a forge, or a battery impact wrench.
Also would love a high speed harmonic tire balancer, because it is so hit and miss trying to get a tire shop to properly balance a tire.
what auto repair tools and parts do you keep on hand?
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