I did some maintenance today. Who can guess what I did based on the tools I used?
First correct guess gets bragging rights.
Cv's, points, plugs and tappet clearance
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Can't read sizes on the spanners clearly, but they LOOK to be 24, 13 and 11.
If so then what Chris said plus wheel alignment and brake bleed.
Tappets, timing (with a non-std dissy clamp bolt?) and plugs...... & adj fan belt
cleaned your spanners.
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Polished your army boots?
cant work out the allen key! ive never been able to undo my cv's with an allen key!
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rag is way too clean for any of those jobs listed above so I'm with Donn
Allen key for adjusting the fan belt on a type 4, and a 13. I'm assuming the spanners are 10,13 and 22. So maybe a 1700 type 4 as there is no 14 for the 1800/2000 tappet screw......
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Re-calibrated your speedo.
I have read oll your comments so far. I probably should have posted the sizes as well.
24mm, 14mm spanners, Stubby and Feelers for checking the tappets on a 2ltr type 4. 24mm goes on the alternator to line up TDC. 14mm is the tappet
screws and stubby and feeler does the adjustment.
5mm Allen, 13mm spanner, 13/16" spark plug socket and 1/2" drive for cylinders 1 and 3 and extension for cylinders 2 and 4, when replacing plugs on
a type 4.
The allen key is for the sump nut on a type 4, the 13mm spanner is for the oil strainer, and the rag can be used to get the filter off.
All in all, I changed the oil, and filter, cleaned the strainer, checked my clearance on the tappets, and replaced all 4 plugs. There are no winners,
as no one considered an oil change.
Good guesses all round, CV's can be done with that tool set, as can a fan belt adjustment. I think the Allen key might change from a 5mm to a 6mm for
the CV's but I didn't post sizes. And the spanners may have had a rub
Thanks for participating.