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Guess my tool?

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Give it a go.... oh anyone except Calooker, Pine, and Oom Fig! :D
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its for loosening something in a hard to reach place
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To screw around a corner? :twisted:
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Muds :shock:

You will not be screwing anything with that crooked tool of yours :lol:
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To loosen the nut :roll: (at the oil cooler)
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Chris wrote:To screw around a corner? :twisted:
:oops:
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SambaOwner wrote:Muds :shock:

You will not be screwing anything with that crooked tool of yours :lol:
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Front gearbox mountings
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Looks almost like some kind of ball-joint splitter.
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looks like an upside down question mark. ?. doesnt hav a function. its for when u dont know what else to do, u use this tool to moor it loose. hense the curve.
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Bwaaahaahahaha. You guys are crraaaaazy.
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Valve adjusting wrench.

Step 1
Look closely at the picture
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Notice the Hazet sticket and 17mm size
Step 3
Search Hazet stockist website for 17mm speciality wrench
Voila, so no, I can't claim the credit, only the research.
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Post by Ron&Gill »

Valve adjusting wrench? I've adjusted valves, but never needed that. Now if it was a 10mm I would have said it is for installing deep sumps...
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Post by Farhaad »

hi karmakoma

i know we all vw nuts, but dude, i think u got a little too much time on ur hands. :lol: great reserch tho.
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Re: Guess my tool?

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karmakoma wrote:Valve adjusting wrench.

Step 1
Look closely at the picture
Step 2
Notice the Hazet sticket and 17mm size
Step 3
Search Hazet stockist website for 17mm speciality wrench
Voila, so no, I can't claim the credit, only the research.
1st prize to Karmakoma !! Your box of nothing is on its way!! Well done dude....

Ron is correct! it is not beetle specific, but rather for Porsche and Mercedes Benz... it is a 1/2 inch drive 17 mm valve adjuster, with the 17mm open on one end and allows a socket wrench or extension to be added on the other....

I dont still know what I can use it for! lol!
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