i have broken two craftsmen 1/4 in ratchets on the air bleed plug on my 96 cobra. the damn thing will not budge. any ideas on other ways to burp the coolant sys.
bdcardinal
tree hugger
try something other than craftsman. maybe spray it with PB Blaster or WD40. try using a breaker bar. craftsman arent known for their highest quality. they are alright for the DIY person, but if you mean business, Snap-On, MAC, Matco are the way to go.
Craftsman tools are lifetime guaranteed. When they break just take 'em back to sears and get a replacement. FREE
And if they're jerks and don't want to give you a replacement, just beat them with the old one!
And if they're jerks and don't want to give you a replacement, just beat them with the old one!
yeah i know they are guaranteed, just musted be stuck like chuck on there is all. i dont think snap on or mac or anything could break this thingACSPONY said:Craftsman tools are lifetime guaranteed. When they break just take 'em back to sears and get a replacement. FREE
And if they're jerks and don't want to give you a replacement, just beat them with the old one!
UVBNHAD
New Member
try something bigger than a 1/4 drive. Get a 3/8'' or 1/2'' and use a reducer if necessary.ju015dd said:i have broken two craftsmen 1/4 in ratchets on the air bleed plug on my 96 cobra. the damn thing will not budge. any ideas on other ways to burp the coolant sys.
UVBNHAD said:try something bigger than a 1/4 drive. Get a 3/8'' or 1/2'' and use a reducer if necessary.
Yeah, and get a long breaker bar if you use one. It'll give you more leverage
stangman
15 Year Member
UVBNHAD said:try something bigger than a 1/4 drive. Get a 3/8'' or 1/2'' and use a reducer if necessary.
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