DrunkenTiger
07-17-2002, 02:26 PM
I installed my side markers couple of days ago and I want to leave some tips for newbies who are thinking of installing a pair.
Don't use a ratchet wrench because it won't fit when you're working on the passanger side. It's incredibly difficult to put anything through the passanger side of the celica other then your hand and a very small tool.
I bought a set of ratchets but they had to be refunded because it wouldn't work on the passanger side bumper. There was no way I could tighten the screw on the passanger side (other then using my hands which didn't do anything).
I refunded the ratchet set for a tiny 5/16 monkey wrench (non adjustable, it was a size of a pen)
the 5/16th wrench was able to fit inside the palm of my hand and I was finally able to tighten the screws on the passanger side.
Lesson of the day: Use a small 5/16th wrench instead of a 5/16th racket wrench (described under installs section) for side marker installs.
Don't use a ratchet wrench because it won't fit when you're working on the passanger side. It's incredibly difficult to put anything through the passanger side of the celica other then your hand and a very small tool.
I bought a set of ratchets but they had to be refunded because it wouldn't work on the passanger side bumper. There was no way I could tighten the screw on the passanger side (other then using my hands which didn't do anything).
I refunded the ratchet set for a tiny 5/16 monkey wrench (non adjustable, it was a size of a pen)
the 5/16th wrench was able to fit inside the palm of my hand and I was finally able to tighten the screws on the passanger side.
Lesson of the day: Use a small 5/16th wrench instead of a 5/16th racket wrench (described under installs section) for side marker installs.