NNRSPLT
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Looking to head out and scour some junk yards in search of oem fog light brackets. What size/type tools should I take along in case I find some?
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'93-'97 OEM fog light brackets.
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black_demon69
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I just used a couple of pieces of angle iron about the size of an old bed frame with some holes drilled in it.
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If your going to the JY, take smaller metric tools
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I love pick n pulls. Go in with $30, channel locks, needle nose, basic socket set, cutters and a pry bar and leave with a load of goodies. We have a big one around me called Milliron where you can actually search their website for pricing and they also have vehicle locations to help find certain vehicles.
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Just to add to 91stranger's list...
Phillips and flat blade screw drivers
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and I always have my Dewalt impact driver and bit set
Phillips and flat blade screw drivers
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and I always have my Dewalt impact driver and bit set
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our pick n pull is called " Pick-N-Pull"
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While you're there, if you see same model year truck with same engine as yours, get the throttle cable. It seems like those are sometimes hard to get elsewhere.
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