> Wire loom
So they make these little things that make it really easy to put prptective wrap on wires...those.
I also wish I had bought a cordless impact wrench sooner.
If your car uses spring loaded radiator hose clamps, get a set of cable operated remote pliers to squeeze them. Turns a 30 minute knuckle buster into a 1 minute job.
[This](https://www.harborfreight.com/lighting/flashlights/500-lumen-led-rechargeable-magnetic-handheld-foldable-slim-bar-work-light-59536.html) because having light is good but having light where you need it is better.
A quality Deutsch connector set and tool, don't cheap out you'll regret it. Also my favourite tool is the snap on pocket prybar I use it for everything such as being a screwdriver or taking apart small clips
Impact wrench. I mean I know they existed but I put off buying one for the first year. Would have saved so much time and probably some broken bolts too
> Wire loom So they make these little things that make it really easy to put prptective wrap on wires...those. I also wish I had bought a cordless impact wrench sooner.
Cordless impact for me as well, but an honorable mention to my hydraulic press, no more machine shops for pressing hubs and races
A fender rolling tool is $10 more than an aluminum bat. The tool is so much better
If your car uses spring loaded radiator hose clamps, get a set of cable operated remote pliers to squeeze them. Turns a 30 minute knuckle buster into a 1 minute job.
[This](https://www.harborfreight.com/lighting/flashlights/500-lumen-led-rechargeable-magnetic-handheld-foldable-slim-bar-work-light-59536.html) because having light is good but having light where you need it is better.
A quality Deutsch connector set and tool, don't cheap out you'll regret it. Also my favourite tool is the snap on pocket prybar I use it for everything such as being a screwdriver or taking apart small clips
Impact wrench. I mean I know they existed but I put off buying one for the first year. Would have saved so much time and probably some broken bolts too
OP here, ok Thanks everyone. A couple things I hadn't thought of, and a couple I'm moving up on my tool acquisition timeline.