lifter screen
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From: Indiana
Jammer, I have some extra hex head plugs laying around from my last evo project. They came in a three pack and I only needed 1. Don't have my evo anymore...........I know, I know I don't want to hear anything from you guys. PM your address and I'll send one out. They are just gathering dust here.
I'll take one of them plugs!
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From: Carlsbad Springs Ontario
impact driver kit
The kit comes with the handheld impact tool but also a set of 3/8 drive very heavy duty large flat and philips driver bits that are desighned to fit the large type screws you are dealing with. You can use the impact to remove the screw or use the bit and a 3/8 ratchet instead , i personaly would use the impact as you can vary the impact force by how hard you strike it with the hammer etc. For approx. $ 30.00 for the whole kit , its a no brainer for sure.
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I just recently got one of these tools on Amazon for about $10.It works very well if directions are followed.But,I replaced all my plugs some time ago when they were only $3 or so.They really need very little snugging as long as the O-ring is good.Yours may be tough to remove if some hamfist thought he was working on a bridge !!
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I just recently got one of these tools on Amazon for about $10.It works very well if directions are followed.But,I replaced all my plugs some time ago when they were only $3 or so.They really need very little snugging as long as the O-ring is good.Yours may be tough to remove if some hamfist thought he was working on a bridge !!
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From: Virginia Beach
Jammer, I have some extra hex head plugs laying around from my last evo project. They came in a three pack and I only needed 1. Don't have my evo anymore...........I know, I know I don't want to hear anything from you guys. PM your address and I'll send one out. They are just gathering dust here.
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From: Virginia Beach
Jammer, I have some extra hex head plugs laying around from my last evo project. They came in a three pack and I only needed 1. Don't have my evo anymore...........I know, I know I don't want to hear anything from you guys. PM your address and I'll send one out. They are just gathering dust here.
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From: la la land jerzey
The MP tool is the best one we use, i have bought 3 or 4 different ones over the years but the MP works - we put a 7 / 16 socket on it and a braker bar than tap the braker bar with a small hammer to shock the cap loose -- johnjzjz
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Well, all this talk about lifter screen plug, I had to remove mine too. It's been a number of years since the last time I did remove it.
Took a fat flat blade screwdriver, a small adjustable wrench to help twist, and it came right off. It was clean. Sprayed it out, put a new o-ring on it, and put it back in. Probably will be another ten years before I remove it again.
Yeah.... I know.... I know....
Took a fat flat blade screwdriver, a small adjustable wrench to help twist, and it came right off. It was clean. Sprayed it out, put a new o-ring on it, and put it back in. Probably will be another ten years before I remove it again.
Yeah.... I know.... I know....
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