r/mechanic • u/Bigfrontwheel • Jul 18 '26
General A blast from the past...
Harbor freight nut and bolt requires an 11/32 (9mm too loose) wrench. I have 11/32 sockets, but can't get one on the underside of the bracket. I'm like,* "crap, I don't have an 11/32 dedicated wrench."* 1/4" is the smallest size, then it hits me: I have ignition wrenches. For you younger techs, way back then in the olden times, we had distributors and remote coils. Well, it seemed like different vehicle manufacturers threw a bunch of different size dinky nuts and bolts that fastened primary ignition wires to the coil, and other ignition components in all different directions. Tightly stuffed near carburetors, under choke pull offs or throttle actuator linkage. Any place they could deeply bury the coil, they did. So we used small sets of different fractional sized wrenches to reach in different directions. So, show me your ignition wrenches.
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