Good Quality 12-PCS Hex Key Sets packaged by plastic frame for Victoria Manufacturers

Ignition Lock Change with Dent Puller (Slide Hammer). This was actually the preferred methods of removing and old ignition lock cylinder, even at the GM dealers, since it was a lot faster than taking everything apart and using a special tool. You do need to have a screw that fits exactly into the keyhole for this to work smoothly with no problems.
I used to work with people that did body shop repairs and painted cars at the dealership. Using the slide-hammer was the standard way to change out an ignition lock at the dealership.
For the older 1970′s General Motors (GM) cars such as Chevy, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Buick this method works excellent.
I will loch the steering wheel on this car with a big padlock and thick cable when I park somewhere else to help prevent theft.
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Ignition Lock Change w’ Dent Puller FAST WAY on a ’78 El Camino

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1978 El Camino, Tach removal & typical repair

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Learn how to make a simple and easy wrapped loop and S hook clasp in this wire wrapped jewelry tutorial. Perfect for both necklaces and bracelets, and saves money on findings!

Tools/supplies used in video:
20 and 18 gauge dead soft silver-filled wire
Xuron Micro Shear Flush Cutters
Xuron chain nose pliers
Wubbers round nose pliers
Steel bench block and jeweler’s hammer

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“Vanlig” By Jahzzar (freemusicarchive.org)
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