MARYLAND TACOMAS

I use Snap-On twist sockets to remove stripped bolts, nuts & even stripped/damaged lugnuts & wheel locks. They work great.

 

I bet they do, but I'd rather not have to take out a mortgage just to remove a drain plug

 

I'll lend you my set. Just come by and pick'em up, you know where i'm at. But $$$ spent on tools is $$$ well spent imo. They're great to have in your toolbox for removing rusty/damaged fasteners now and in the future.

 

$20 bucks at Lowes for this set.

 

Thanks for the offer. I'm gonna give the welded nut trick a try first, if that dosent work I'll get a set of those sockets, I'm working on enough cars now to make new tools worth my time

 

What in the world would a Toyota Tacoma ever need RUSTY anything removed.

 

Now that sounds like a winner, I'll have to scoop them up this weekend.

 

Oh?

 

Yeah I'm just not sure if I want to rattle can or go all out and get powder coat. Thankfully I have a while to decide since I'm just gonna do 5100's with OME coils for now and upgrade to Dobinson's later on.

Nahhhh. I don't think its all that necessary. You can let him forget.

 

Quiet down skittles

 

Pictures of the fill plug in question

 

But what do you have now?

 

I have regular 5100s! Gonna buy extended 5100s for more flex with my dakars

 

O i c

 

You tryna buy them?

 

Use some pb blaster or wd4, apply 2 times a day for 3 days, then use a pipe wrench or a good quality adjustable wrench; that should be good, have a cold beer after completion

 

I think is not that bad, a regular socket should work

 

I have my own....

To my knowlege, they are working fine still

 

Time to change that

 

Doesn't look bad at all.