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I went against the thread and bought a Harbor Freight small table top drill press, and so far in the assembly I sheared one bolt off that held the mast to the base plate and cracked the base plate securing it to the table top. The base is cheap cast iron, so while I'm gonna get that part replaced under warranty, I'm looking at a better base idea. Thinking 3/4" steel plate. My #1 reason for choosing Harbor Freight for the drill is purely cost. I am not certain how much I will actually use it and all I had to work with is a Visa gift card I got from work, so I went cheap. If I end up using it a lot and it breaks, I'll replace it with something better. If I don't end up killing it, hey I have a drill press. I've done that in the past (with Home Depot cheap Ryobi tools) and it's worked for me. I end up spending more money in the long run, but the cheap tools usually last me long enough to make them worth it. My recent purchase of 2 Harbor Freight ratchet sets is the exception. poo poo broke on the first use.
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B4Ctom1 posted:Today at 6pm PST this item goes on sale on the daily shellshocker deal for $24.95 Make sure you don't leave it in the OBD II port, it tends to drain the battery over the weekend. (4.5 year old battery, so gonna take it to get tested before I say everything is good) IOwnCalculus posted:Wait, you were actually able to disable certain codes with one of these, rather than just clearing? What software on what device?
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You get two for this $24.95 price!
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slidebite posted:Other ideas? It's a $200 sensor so I'd rather not buy a new one (the screw is top of frame).
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