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pwd72s 02-14-2024 05:52 PM

Tool: Shake n' Break
 
Need air to use one, evidently...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pwz-NXj5ZIk&ab_channel=EricTheCarGuy

wdfifteen 02-14-2024 06:02 PM

Nissan uses Philips head screws?
I wonder if they're really JIS and I wonder if the tool bits that come with that are Phillips or JIS.

pwd72s 02-14-2024 08:04 PM

Good question...

oldE 02-15-2024 11:08 AM

So......if you don't have an air hammer, just get your impact driver out of your toolbox.

Best
Les

Zeke 02-15-2024 11:30 AM

I would think you will have a good chance of breaking a screw with that. I've had a manual impact driver since the motorcycle days of my youth. You know those side cover screws, don't you.

And you didn't want to booger them up either. I'll stick with heat and the simple tool.

However, that tool is based on something I think we've all done. Crescent wrench on a square shaft screwdriver in one hand and a hammer in the other. At least he's not beating on his screwdrivers. So thumbs up overall.

Rot 911 02-15-2024 12:42 PM

I’ve always just used my battery powered 3/8 inch impact wrench with the appropriate size socket that a screw bit can fit into. I just lean into it to make sure it the bit stays in the slot.


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