4kq tranny oil update
geordie
clarkeg at telus.net
Tue Jun 25 19:57:37 EDT 2002
Brady wrote: "Finding that 17mm hex socket was tougher than I thought. Ended
up buying it
at an industrial tool store ($20CDN!). Canadian Tire, Sears, Home Depot
didn't have anything bigger than 10mm."
ACK! $20 Brady? When I went looking for the 17mm drain plug tool, I had
exactly the same experience as yourself. Instead of waiting several business
days for the $15 or $20 tool from the industrial store, I said "screw it"
and drove to my local VW/Audi parts store and asked them straight up if they
sold a drain bolt tool. Sure enough, they did, and it cost me no more than
$10 if I can remember. Actually, I think it was a touch less. It might not
be the highest quality tool in my box, in fact, it looks rather cheap, but
then again, it's not like I need to use it very often.
Never underestimate your parts counter, I guess. The place I go to has had
every special Audi tool I have ever needed, and at a surprisingly low price
at that.
geordie
'82 Coupe
> From: "Brady Moffatt" <bradym at sympatico.ca>
> To: "quattro" <quattro at audifans.com>
> Subject: 4kq tranny oil update
> Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 16:47:04 -0400
>
> Finding that 17mm hex socket was tougher than I thought. Ended up buying
it
> at an industrial tool store ($20CDN!). Canadian Tire, Sears, Home Depot
> didn't have anything bigger than 10mm.
>
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