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    Patrol Specific Tool KIt

    I'm trying to put together a Patrol specific tool kit.

    I have 1/4, 3/8 & 1/2" sockets of various sizes, open end/ring spanners, multigrips, vise grips, screwdrivers, hammer but am wondering if there are specific things that may be useful to carry?

    I'm looking for tools to fix things that may break on a trip and which I don't have. For example, like wheel studs, I'm getting a punch, because I don't have one.

    I'm looking for stuff that doesn't come in the normal toolkit. For example, do I need a 14mm deep socket to get to the nut on the overhead foxtail that hangs off the rubber duck near the rear parcel shelf, or a fine pair of extra long pointy nose pliers to remove the plug from the back of the twanger near the kickboard in the rear?

    I'm after stuff you have to get specifically to help work on a 2013 Y61 ZD30 Patrol.

    Thanks for all & any help.
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    Hub Socket and a lip seal removal tool is handy. I never go away without the hub socket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MudRunnerTD View Post
    Hub Socket and a lip seal removal tool is handy. I never go away without the hub socket.
    Hi MudRunnerTD, thanks for the info.

    Is this what you're talking about?

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    I carry among other things, a Metrinch socket set. These will as the name suggest work on metric and imperial nuts and bolts, and also rounded and damaged fasteners. I also carry a couple of good quality adjustable spanners, cheap ones will break or not grip properly and good quality vice grips for the mud covered things that come loose under the truck.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 4bye4 View Post
    I carry among other things, a Metrinch socket set. These will as the name suggest work on metric and imperial nuts and bolts, and also rounded and damaged fasteners. I also carry a couple of good quality adjustable spanners, cheap ones will break or not grip properly and good quality vice grips for the mud covered things that come loose under the truck.
    Thanks 4bye4. Glad you explained the Metrinch sockets, I had read about them in other posts, but never looked in to them. I just thought it was a 'hip' time saving way for people to say they carried a metric & an imp socket set ... like I do. Think I'll check 'em out.
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    I carry a 300mm length of pipe that fits over the socket driver handle for a bit more leverage. Handy when used on the tensioner when changing fan belts for example.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VK2FMIA View Post
    I carry a 300mm length of pipe that fits over the socket driver handle for a bit more leverage. Handy when used on the tensioner when changing fan belts for example.

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    Yep, got that covered. Thanks VK2FMIA.


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