Zed roadside tool kit & spares list

Great list of tools.

Spanichabod? thread about PTU repair, made good use of a wire crimping tool. I think one of those would be a useful addition.

 

I dont

 

Some of you blokes should have the Snap-on Tool Van in tow!

The secret is, make your car reliable!

 

For a quick fix, you can use rescue tape (the silicone one) for repairing split hoses. Will get you out of a fix if a hose blows.

Personally, I just never drive the thing... and buy premium roadside assistance in case I need it.
Not giving a **** also helps :rofl:

 

Thought this was a fairy handy set to use as a travel kit, even has a test light.

https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/certa-81-piece-metric-tool-set/

Know all caveat: No its not Snap_on quality, yes you could use road side assist, yes your car should be checked in in good nick before long trips.

 

I use these tools to get to the nearest garage

My opinion is I would add the following in addition

Strong Large Black Plastic Ties
Gator Grip Socket: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ny4H...yer_detailpage
Long nose pliers
Spare Fuses
Telescopic Magnetic Pickup Tool with Light
Multimeter
Electrical Tape
Plumbing Tape
Spanner Set 10/12/13/14/15/17/19

For long trips I would also add:

Some strong tie wire - small roll 2m
Spare Fan/ Aircon and PS belts
Small car solar panel (plug in or wired in)
Water 5L
Small Socket Set as per spanner sizes
Emergency Roadside Lights (small portable)
2 x adjustable lockable ratchet straps (1-2m)
1 Pair locking Multigrip Pliers
1 File
Spare Nissan Relay
Small first aid kit

Most of the above doesn't consume much space except for the water / fan belts and small 2w solar panel (approx. 20cmx 20cm) and so will fit into a small tool bag.

There are many other handy tools but they can be obtained at an average garage station whereas I have found these tools are what's needed to get to that nearest garage station

:zlove:
JC

 

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