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  1. Went to NAPA and got what I think are good wrenches. Only bought 2 but they cost me $40.00 so they darn well should be good!
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  2. Quick-jac is the way to go. I've had one for 3 years. They work great.
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  3. Thanks for your insight guys. I guess I'll stop worrying about mileage and just focus on making sure everything works. After all, when you think about it, 160,000K isn't very high for a 32yr old car.
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  4. Dear sir or madam, you may be right.
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  5. I too had a Sears jack. I finally dumped it for the Harbor Freight one.
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  6. Have had a pile of flare nut wrenches, mostly Craftsman, for years. Never broke one. Next step is ViceGrips. BTW if working on GM calipers, you also need an 18mm. Ratchet is best.
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