There is not surprise that working on VW or Audi cars require tools, a LOT of tools. Many of those tools are beyond the basic hand tools like wrenches, ratchets, and screwdrivers. So today I want to show you guys some of the tools that you will really need for working on Volkswagens and on Audi cars. This is a great list for most European cars. Now there is no way I can include every tool needed to fix and maintain cars. This is just some of the most important tools needed. Feel free to add to the list down in the comments.
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Links to the tools in this video
- VIM Triple Squares
- Snap On Triple Squares
- Torx Sockets
- Torx bit set long
- Torx bit set short
- Torx bit set micro
- Ratcheting Handle Set
- Hazet Allen
- Snap-On Allen
- Sunex Allen
- Inverted Torx
- Hose clamp pliers
- Wire strippers
- Auto wire stripper
- Wire crimpers
- Milwaukee heat gun
- Clamping pliers
- Heavy duty clamp tool
- VW trim tool
- Trim tool set
- OEM wire tools
- Ford wire tool
- JUST MAKE YOUR OWN
- Blue Point wrenches
- Milwaukee wrenches
- 32mm socket
- 36mm socket
- Oil filter cup
- Vag Com
- Wheel Hanger
- KermaTDI (thanks for the brew)
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It is no secret that auto mechanics have a ton of tools. Some mechanics keep tools in a standard tool box. Others keep their tools in a mix of tool box and roll cart. I personally love using a roll cart or roll kart as I prefer. It gives great flexibility, and mobility.
