Nice !Installed some seat covers today. Bought them from a local shop, not sure what the brand is but its made in Korea. Not bad for a universal fit. Front seats cover really fits well in the Ranger.
Back seat, I removed the center cover so the armrest can be utilized.
Riveted the handle to the tray. Can't believe I went 33 years without having this thing...
Well, I am looking to expand my "I'll rarely use" tool collection. What's the name of this giant stabby needle looking tool?So when I first got into electrical work on my Ranger I found ways to get wiring into the cabin via non-firewall ways cause I didn't want the hassle of fishing lines. Not to big a deal, but just ended up having to route wiring to odd places and using more wire in general.
I felt the same way when I discovered this;
Now I can officially say "I'm going to insert my tool"
I might add it would make one hell of a messy personal defense weapon. If you stabbed someone with that they are going to leak.... badly.
It's called a wire feed tool or wire insertation tool.
Yeah, took me a few seconds of looking at the package (heh, package...) to figure that part out.
While you're buying hardly ever going to use tools, get your self one of those pin removers for molex Connectors... And a crimper to make your own Connectors...
That a god damn furnace cover?
Got some cheapo crimpers but no pin removal keys/tools. I'll probably buy those with the stabby wire tool
