FULL TOUR OF MY TOOL COLLECTION (BMW Tools YOU NEED)

[@tyler951]

Excellent video! Very impressive tool collection. When I got my 06 330ci in 2012 and started my DIY car maintenance repair journey, I purchased the Pittsburgh 301 piece tool set from Harbor Freight. I think I got it for $160 but it's $200 now with a very durable hard case. Really excellent starter set with an emphasis on sockets and ratchets that I still use today. That plus a 1/2 inch breaker bar, and a longer or nicer 3/8 and a 1/2 inch drive ratchet for additional leverage when needed and someone would be well on their way. I haven't lost or broken a single tool amazingly but you could do with better pliers and ratchets in the set. I've picked up additional tools for specific repair jobs as needed and did eventually get some power tools (Milwaukee M12) I love my 3/8 powered ratchet.

[@SubliminalMessagesTV]

Right on time. I'm working on my 01 325ci. Changed the fuel pump, CVC system, and waiting on my new fuel filter to come in.

[@tyler951]

Well done. It's super satisfying to save so much money and work on your own BMWs. I don't agree with them being very difficult to work on for the most part and the community and resources available for the brand are huge. One of the best parts about owning Bimmers.

[@slabzzz]

Make sure you don’t forget to add the Pink Crocs to the tool set!

[@iyona14granturismogt6gtspo7]

Don't talk to about that freaking 10mm !!! Kit should come with 3 of them always need one,always getting away😅😂

[@bryceh4439]

Thanks for putting this together. I need to get a spreadsheet together and start checking off what I do have and still need to get.

[@Sitdownbruhh]

The video I’ve been waiting for. Thank you bummer barn. Liked the video.

[@BumpTune8462]

Absolute legend for uploading this one

[@paulvarrieur976]

You know, 13 and 10mm’s have legs and are constantly escaping and disappearing!

[@tonychamoun2970]

Amazing tools, wish all the best with your projects 👍

[@fishingmontana1564]

I have that wiper puller I got it for ford escape when pulling the transmission it won't work biggest waste of a tool I own never use it

[@lp2565]

Great video!

[@carslover3509]

Great real worker tools love ❤ it

[@ranacherian]

Time for a bigger toolbox...

[@filipa9925able]

Nice!

[@fernandoboss1740]

IF YOU DONT HAVE SNAP ON YOU AINT GOT NO TOOLS

[@finessedyawife4915]

Mac tools only

[@midnightdriftcrew939]

👍

[@thrty8street]

Good video. Just have a quick question - what’s going on with the pink crocs?

[@TheBimmerBarn]

I love my crocs, and pink is my favorite color 👌😁

[@maxymmercier4353]

Do you still work at psi

[@TheBimmerBarn]

No! Just here at The Bimmer Barn 👌

[@Nico_335i_DCT]

Very nice tool collection Chris. You forgot to mention a good mechanic needs multiple pairs of crocs ;-) . I wear them too when I'm wrenching on my 335i. Btw, the 335i has a problem again. My fuel pump module( still the EKPM2) isn't priming every time I open the car. I discovered this is a common problem too on the E chassis. I ordered an EKPM3( LCI's have this already) and I hope this will be the last issue on the car, for a while. Have a great week. Dutch regards, Nico.

[@paulvarrieur976]

No croc zone.

[@TheBimmerBarn]

I've also noticed a slow start on a few 335i's, but never thought about that priming function being a cause for concern. Thanks for sharing the info! I need to see if this is what's causing my slow start too

[@Nico_335i_DCT]

@@TheBimmerBarn okay. They changed the complete design inside the module. The PM3 module has larger capasitors and they sealed the complete board too. And easy to program by NCSexpert. Good luck, cheers Nico.