Do you guys reccomend I buy the Snap On injection pump wrench? It is $33 and I don't mind spending it, but do you guys think I need it? I do want to bump my timing, but do you absolutley have to have the "S" wrench?

Thanks,
Parker

 

Here is the link...


http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

 

I got one works pretty good makes getting to that lower bolt easy.

 

Well, I do plan on bumping my timing pretty soon, so I suppose one will be on it's way shortly.

 

Once you get on that lower bolt with that wrench its easy, finding the bolt can be a pain as its kind of tight.

 

I bought this set and the 13mm one works fine for me.
11.99 for the set


http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=99563

 

x2, i got mine off ebay for 10 buck and is the entire set. i can't see spending 35 bucks for one bolt/wrench.

but yes, it is nearly impossible to get to that bolt without it.

 

The Snap-On wrench works like it's made for the job (whod'a thunk it?) but there are cheaper options. I'm using a Harbor Freight "S" wrench that has since been discontinued, but I've seen similar sets for less than half the price of the Snap-On tool.

 

I like my snap-on wrench

 

i just made my own with the torch and a longer 13mm combination wrench

 

i tried bending my wrench to fit after wrecking two wrench's and burning my hand once with the torch i bought the snap-on wrench i should'v bought it in the first place

 

I have seen a wrench with a red handle before, does anyone know who makes it, and where I can get it? It's an S wrench.

Thanks

 

I bought a combo 13mm/14mm at an garage auction for $.35. It's an "S" wrench made by SK Wayne, rather old but it fits perfect and was only 35 cents. Never thought I would use it when I bought it, but that was before I was really into diesels.

 

i got one last week and it works really well. anything to make me less frustrated while im wrenching is worth any amout of money.

 

The snap on wrench is the way to go. It works perfectly and has a superior fit to the cheap jobber wrenches. No slipping off the nuts or rounding edges.