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Auto mechanic tool ||auto mechanic tools

Auto mechanic tools is a most important part when work on any machine or car or vehicle.Every tools have each specifications,because every tools use in every part disassembly and assembly and each purpose ,I means every tools have a specific role for work, world have more car brand and many more types of machine this why Million of tools recuirred,with out specific tools work is more difficult or damaged onwards this part may be broken or sleepage 🚙
Some tools are all time need for any machine,this tools are called needy tool

Auto mechanic tools
Auto mechanic tools are


  • Positive screw driver
  • Negative screw driver
  • Cutting plus
  • Nose plus
  • Hammer (Metal)
  • Hammer ( plastic)
  • Torque wrench
  • Adjustable wrench
  • Double end spanner
  • Ring spanner
  • T-handle
  • I- extension
  • Rachhet
  • Socket
  • Pipe wrench
  • Tyre lever/ Wheel wrench
  • Degree wrench


 And many more use of specific purpose
And some are called (SST-special service tool)

 

Auto mechanic tools

Auto mechanic tools is a most important part when work on any machine or car or vehicle.Every tools have each specifications,because every tools use in every part disassembly and assembly and each purpose ,I means every tools have a specific role for work, world have more car brand and many more types of machine this why Million of tools recuirred,with out specific tools work is more difficult or damaged onwards this part may be broken or sleepage 🚙
Some tools are all time need for any machine,this tools are called needy tool

Auto mechanic tools are

  • Positive screw driver
  • Negative screw driver
  • Cutting plus
  • Nose plus
  • Hammer (Metal)
  • Hammer ( plastic)
  • Torque wrench
  • Adjustable wrench
  • Double end spanner
  • Ring spanner
  • T-handle
  • I- extension
  • Rachhet
  • Socket
  • Pipe wrench
  • Tyre lever/ Wheel wrench
  • Degree wrench

 And many more use of specific purpose
And some are called (SST-special service tool)

 Screw driver are used when any screw are loosen and tighten also





Cutting plus are used when electrical wire need to cut and when any clip need to disassembly



Nose plus are use when any type of part removing in small are like nose type thin pipelines under any part this time it's use also



Hammer is used when when any part are jammed in other part and need to decided this purpose use also



Torque wrench it's a most important part for where nut bolt fitted there specific tight on their specific manual recommended torque may be N/M or Kgf or lb pound also


Adjustable wrench it's use in multitype wrench because it's have no particular number it's work on adjustable method it's have a specific range like 2 upto 50 or high


Double end spanner it's a part when it's used be carefully because it sometime sleepage on the object,it's have a variant set.



Ring spanner are used smoothly it's have a most probably 12poles and work easy if you fit in proper to the specific object.



T handle are used when the bolt or nut are more tight or jam and hard to disassembly.



I extension are used where are other tools don't going this path this time more extension use for easy to assembly or disassembly.



Rachet are used when the bolt or stack thread are more first tight loose on I handle and after use the rachet for easy to remove that,if u first tight losses on rachet may be rachet damaged for high torque.

Socket is best when any nut or bolt dont remove spanner when socket are 2nd easy method.



Tyre lever are used when wheel remove the car may be punctured condition.



Degree wrench are used when engine disassembly like head nut need a degree specific toque



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