What kinds of tools will you prepare in case of your Subaru Legacy broken?
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What kinds of tools will you prepare in case of your Subaru Legacy broken?
What kinds of tools will you prepare in case of your Subaru Legacy broken?I have my Subaru Legacy for 2years.During these time,it worked very well.However I found the instrument light wasn’t normal.Somtimes it wasn’t display,and get normal for a while.I want to do some diagnosis for my Porsche.Now,my friends,are there any useful tools to promote?Someone said the Autel MaxiDAS® DS708 from xcardiag is very good,but I don’t know about it.If you heard about it,please let me know? Any information will be gratefully received.Thanks.
#2
Well this is slight funny, for me i will just go to a certified subaru legacy auto shop because i know that they know how to fix it and know how to change some parts if it is broken hahahaha
. I will do anything for my legacy even if it cost much
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#3
all you need is a simple obd scanner tool, and knowledge how the subaru system works =]
then you want your 8mm,10mm,12mm,14mm,17mm, and 19mm sockets and wrenches
screw drivers etc
15 and 13 helps with tie rod ends
32mm for the axle nut, a punch for certain things, pliers (needle nose, and regular)
bumper or trim clip remover
pry bar and rubber mallet, to remove ball joints or tie rod ends and (technique)
breaker bar
torque wrench
should be all the tools you would need to dissemble your car
then you want your 8mm,10mm,12mm,14mm,17mm, and 19mm sockets and wrenches
screw drivers etc
15 and 13 helps with tie rod ends
32mm for the axle nut, a punch for certain things, pliers (needle nose, and regular)
bumper or trim clip remover
pry bar and rubber mallet, to remove ball joints or tie rod ends and (technique)
breaker bar
torque wrench
should be all the tools you would need to dissemble your car
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I agree with the person above, good understanding of Subarus.
-ODB2 reader / reset
-basic metric tool set plus the cars tool kit (car jack mainly)
-*A pair or good mechanic gloves ( so you can touch warm parts )
In case the car is DEA, just one of these:
-ODB2 reader / reset
-basic metric tool set plus the cars tool kit (car jack mainly)
-*A pair or good mechanic gloves ( so you can touch warm parts )
In case the car is DEA, just one of these:
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Last edited by P.J.; 07-13-2012 at 09:41 AM.
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