Questions & Answers for: Suzuki spanner nut

...nut with a ring spanner and adjust gap with a screwdriver, place feeler gauge under tappet between valve stem. Tighten down screw till moderate pressure is felt when sliding the feeler guage. Tighten ...

...left is the adjuster slide bracket the bolt you mention can be slackened using flat open end 12 mm spanner ? due to pully in front of it ? SO undo the other end of the slide adjuster bracket and ...

(with 2 nuts that fit the threads) that fits the hole you can use a locknut to turn the bolt with a spanner (or pair of spanners

...key fob try the link below. If it is the car battery open the bonnet and remove the cover. Using a spanner or a socket, usually a 10mm, remove the negative terminal, (-/black). Then remove the ...

...in it for the wires. It can also be done with a spanner but the sensors can sometimes be very tight. Be careful not to let the spanner slip as it may round off the nut or even cause personal

...back off quarter a turn, keeping the pin from moving with driver use 10 mm spanner hold driver tight and tighten the nut, it sounds like the adjuster needs loosening, as it is operating the

...spanner over the bleeder nut first gives a better grip than you're likely to get using the open end on the flats of the bleeder. But --also depending on you system-- you may find the thickness of ...

...that are burnt and causes poor connectivity. Hence your starting problem. Easy proof is to take a spanner, turn the ignition key on and short/bridge the spanner accross the two big terminals. Will ...

...tools to find it , after the 100k meter, service tuneup is done. tools as in meters and gauges, (spanners are a given) signed blooody yank Air filter, fuel filter, or just a tune

...nut with the spanner then turn the other end, with spanner or socket. on some engines i use socket , universals to get to them. do you have all those tools, they are necessary to work all cars made. ...