E60 tooling list - need advice
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Hey guys, new to the BMW scene. I'm going to be getting tooling that I'll soon be needing, I'll be replacing the cylinder head come spring. So far I've got;
(All metric I'm assuming)
E torx set
Tamper proof torx set
Standard Allen sockets (sizes?)
Timing chain lock/hold down kit
I also picked up a cheaper like (like 60$) code reader for BMW that seams to work pretty well.
Any other ideas for tools would be appreciated!
(All metric I'm assuming)
E torx set
Tamper proof torx set
Standard Allen sockets (sizes?)
Timing chain lock/hold down kit
I also picked up a cheaper like (like 60$) code reader for BMW that seams to work pretty well.
Any other ideas for tools would be appreciated!
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1/4" and 3/8" metric sockets, standard and deep
Various socket extensions
3/8 flex ratchet
Oetiker pliers
Hook and pick set
I'd skip the tamper-proof Torx set and just get a regular Torx bit set. Buy the best bit set that you can afford: VIM, Snap-On (gold) or SK
Various socket extensions
3/8 flex ratchet
Oetiker pliers
Hook and pick set
I'd skip the tamper-proof Torx set and just get a regular Torx bit set. Buy the best bit set that you can afford: VIM, Snap-On (gold) or SK
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