What is this long black tube at the tip of impacter and vwhat is it called? (3rd photo)
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I believe that is wear your drill bit goes. It has a lock system in it so you pull out on the tube, put the bit and in and let it go to secure it.
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It is called a 1/4 " hex bit attachment. It is designed for hex bits that have a bottleneck style that lock into place.
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Robb is correct, it's the detent mechanism that allows you to quickly attach or remove your drill bit. Pulling out on it releases the detents allowing the bit to be inserted or removed.
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It looks to me to be a deep well impact socket. "Impact" sockets tend to be black instead of chrome plated.
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Here is the link to the Edelbrock webpage with some information. Hope this helps.http://www.edelbrock.com/automotive/mc/accessories/acc-proflo.shtml
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That is a thread locker. Put a drop on the threads that are screwed into the tube, not the stock.
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I am of no help. They were a direct replacement on my fathers Buick Lesabre or Century I believe with the factory air levelling system. They are much nicer than and have a different design than aftermarket plain airshocks.
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Looks like a 2" TX starbit screw (2 of them) go to http://www.die-schaukel.de/en/marathon/marathon.php for picture.
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Ringading, I too, would like to know. I used my Tovolo Dripless Baster for the first time, tonight. Went to clean it, took of tip and I guess I broke it! The threaded part of tip was still inside the baster tube and the rest of the tip and tiny gasket were the only things that came 'off'. I was wondering if I could super glue the tip back to the rest of the piece. I do have the extra tip that came with it, but jeez if the tip is that delicate (I have weak hands), then I would like more than one extra tip.
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That picture looks like one for a different vehicle. I don't recall the large flange with the one I installed.
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Round plug (The full size picture is wrong, thumbnail image is correct). To be specific, its the upstream sensor (screws into the exhaust header between the engine and the cat).
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The black tube you see is made of pliable rubber. I use it to dry my motorcycle.
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Hey bud, This listing is for a Titanium tip exhaust. Hope this helps! In stock, ships immediately!
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It goes in place of the long black nozzle that comes on it. Not sure of its benefit, but it goes in the place of the original black end.
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1) why not loosen the hose that takes the fuel from the tank to the engine and stick the hose end into a small bucket. In a short time the tank will be empty.2) The long rigid tube is PVC plastic. If you need to change the angle or otherwise put a kink in it, then just cut it and use whatever PVC plumbing fittings needed to implement the change. Likewise, any home supply store or hardware store or Amazon will have vinyl tubing in various sizes. Use a piece of the tubing to splice the tubes back together where you cut them.
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Google to the rescue: http://www.etrailer.com/Tire-Chains/Ford/Explorer/2013/TH02230K67.html?vehicleid=2013993232
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It's a 1" tube. Here is a link that has all the specs. http://www.bushnell.com/all-products/rifle-scopes/elite/elite-3-9x-40-firefly
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I had the same question. I believe the black circular part is the "black hole" piece. They seem to all come together.
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This style bumper stop is a third of the size of the OE stop. I would suggest finding an exact replacement as this will cause extreme travel in your suspension.
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It's black and so is the hose. I returned mine after one use. Massive water spots left on my brand new Mustang GT. Took me couple hours to get them off and was lucky to get the spots off the windows. Used white vinegar twice. Don't recommend this product. Leaf blower seems to have the same power and blows the water off the car. The Metro Vac seems to just spread it around until its dry. Results are water spots. My two cents.