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YOUR RESEARCHRoad trip tool kit
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Not sure I would be able to change a spark plug on the road.
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There is however one thing you are all missing that I do carry and use, fuses in all varieties.
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To date, I typcially drive my 911 to/fro work and around the local area.
Now I'm planning a road trip and I'm putting together an emergency tool kit and any additional parts.
Here's the list I have so far:
OBDII scanner.
Coil & the 5mm allen socket to remove it.
Spark plug & the 5/8 socket to remove it.
1 quart of 0-40M1
- screw driver
+ screw driver
3" x 3/8 wobbly extension
Flash light
3/8 wrachet wrench
socket set
combination box/open end wrench set 8-17mm.
Adjustable wrench
side cutters
channel lock pliers
Knife
Vice grips
Allen wrench set
torx driver set
Thanks,
Dale
2000 911 C2 Coupe
Quick Detail, Windex, bug/tar remover. blue shop towels, MF towel, terry towel. Leather cleaner. You're much more likely to get splats than you are to have a mechanical breakdown.
Hose tape, gallon of distilled water, rope, gps, cell phone, latex gloves
I'd just check all fluid levels & tire pressure. I doubt if you need any tools at all. Have a fun trip.
I feel so irresponsible. Radar detector, 17" spare tire, though I have 18"s. A jack, pump (essentially, whatever it came with), map, some disposable work gloves (no idea how I got these) and a flash light. Oh, and a tire gauge.
Not sure I would be able to change a spark plug on the road. Seems like they are pretty inaccessible. Also, do spark plugs ever just fail?
There is however one thing you are all missing that I do carry and use, fuses in all varieties. I also carry extra bulbs for brake lights (officers don't need more of a reason)
No, the real answer is-------- Have a support vehicle follow you loaded with all the above and that way you have room for more than one 25-45 "crew" member
"Good looking, scantily dressed 25 - 45 year old female. Don't forget her tools, also."
How could I have been so stupid?!! Now I know why I asked the question and why I joined this forum. Of course her tools will take up all the space and mine are history.
Maybe an adapter for the cigarette lighter too. A full 12 volts might bring out the efficiency in the tools. I don't recommend 0w40 in this case either. Don't forget a fire extinguisher.
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