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Tool box 700 1992

posted by  Blue Horse on  Fri Oct 10 10:19 CST 2008
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That's about everything. There were sometimes a pair of thin cloth gloves and a shop rag, at least, I've often found those items in tool kits that appeared to be untouched. I'm not sure how many bits there are supposed to be in the screwdriver handle. They varied from year to year, depending, in part, on whether the car has Torx head screws or not. The empty spaces are for tools specific to turbos or V6s, so if yours isn't one of those, there's not supposed to be anything there. If the car has power seats, there should be a small crank handle for operating them manually.






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