Milwaukee Tools' New 3/8 Stubby Impact Wrench - The Best Way To Use It In An Automotive Repair Shop

Brian Eslick from How to Automotive www.howtoautomotive.com/ talks with you about the new Milwaukee Tools M12 FUEL 3/8 Stubby cordless impact wrench. Brian demonstrates how much time and energy this tool will save you, for example, by taking an engine apart and putting it back together using the new Stubby impact gun. The cordless impact wrench is 5.1" in length and delivers high torque with its POWERSTATE brush-less motor. The compact impact delivers up to 250 ft-lbs. breakaway torque, easily removing stubborn bolts and fasteners. The cordless impact gun features REDLIINK tool technology with 4-Mode Drive Control, provides unmatched control in various fastening applications.
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[@GCast-iv1pd]

I got the 3/8 stubby a few weeks ago for automotive use. Amazing tool! Just love how compact and powerful it is. I love using it so much, I'm walking around the house looking for something to fix. LOL!

[@Farmaci86]

I know exactly how you feel :))

[@kylestenger15]

Does it crack bolts pretty good? Like caliper mount bolts on fords ?

[@alexyu6928]

I hear you. Every time I bought a new tool I always try to find something to fix and sometimes I even fix something that didn't require fixing just to use the new tool. I think I have a tool addiction. My wife always say "What! you buy another tool?" and I said "No, just a new toy".

[@eduardoperezgalicia8334]

@@alexyu6928 I know I just got my impact driver and I didn't need it but hey who said I can't buy another one I'm addicted to tools.

[@6548ww]

I recommend using impact rated sockets and extensions for minimal torque loss but overall fantastic demonstration of this tool

[@TheAndyMaan]

Much better video than most other videos I’ve seen, shows how versatile it is rather than just undoing wheel nuts with it. Thanks for the video

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you for watching!

[@alexdelgadojr7718]

Finally someone does something with the stubby other that take on and off lug nuts! bravo!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I try to use them how they’re made to be used.

[@alexreilly7117]

I got this tool for small engine repair. This tool is able to do a lot! Hight recommended

[@jerryscary2602]

I bought one off the Cornwell truck not too long ago and I must say, I’m super impressed by this bad ass tool

[@nadura55]

I bought this tool a while back and it’s absolutely my favourite tool in my box I had to replace it once though as the circuit board failed although I’ve never dropped it or gotten it wet. Not sure if this is a common problem. Milwaukee gave me a brand new replacement and so far so good. I’m very happy with it as it has amazing power and comfort for everyday automotive use.

[@mantequillas1278]

Thank you for the review. Have mine on preorder. I purchased a 1/2 mid torque a month ago and love it. This will add to the arsenal. Also have a the 3/8 electric ratchet. Love Milwaukee

[@jwilkers1]

Been loving my stubby Milwaukee so far.

[@natedowd]

Just bought the 3/8" stubby Milwaukee the other day & cant wait to use it. Awesome review

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Nate Dowd glad you like it.In about three weeks Milwaukee tools is send me back to their new tool symposium where they unveiled all their new stuff for the new year. So I will be making a video about what’s coming out in the future make sure you subscribe for that and click the bell. Thank you so much for watching!

[@henrytav]

Well done!!! I am impressed you were able to take out those long bolts that hold the motor mount bracket!

[@sugargoldy]

Good video I just got my little 3/8 stubby today and I have a 82 Chevy 1 ton truck and I went out there and it took the lug nuts off no problem

[@Kbm42299]

Ordered it. Cant wait to use it.

[@niradz]

Thank you for making this video, great job! As a diy'er I just ordered this for Black friday, got a great deal on it, and am really looking forward to using it under the hood. Your video answered a lot of Q's I had as to how it would do, it's limitations, and where it would work well. Thank you!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Glad you like the video. You’re going to love the stubby!

[@phillipcabaniss5028]

Excellent review of this tool! I love the innovation Milwaukee is putting into their tools!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Phillip Cabaniss thank you! Yes Milwaukee is doing it right.

[@glenndm1]

Great demonstration of this tool. Fast and to the point.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@kevinvaldez9422]

Bought this to help tear down the front and rear suspension to install some lowering springs on my car and it worked like a DREAM. I only had to use the 2Ah battery and still had 2bars left at the end of the job. Would highly recommend!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Yeah, I couldn’t imagine working without them. Thank you for watching!

[@daved7024]

Brian, Thanks for a great informative video, i have purchased the high torque and mid torque Milwaukee's and LOVE em. They make the best quality cordless tools hands down.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Congratulations on picking those up. I agree them do you make the best Impacts. Thank you for watching!

[@theonebaz]

Truly excellent review, no one else has showed it being put to use better! Thanks so much...

[@HowtoAutomotive]

theonebaz thank you. Do you think your going to pick one up? Thank you for watching!

[@theonebaz]

How to Automotive I decided to pre-order one on faith, still waiting on it to show up and put it to use on a few brake jobs on two of my less-driven vehicles... Looking forward to the form factor and that 4th setting seems incredibly useful, which you really showed well. Cheers!

[@anabelandralph5418]

@@HowtoAutomotive hey where did you order yours i ordered mines of acme tools but it has yet to ship?

[@jordanwilliams7142]

I should have my 3/8 stubby next Monday when the Cornwell guy comes back. I should've had it this Monday, but it just shipped that day. Cornwell had a promo going on for the new m12 stuff. I picked up a m12 1/4 ratchet with a free battery. and then the 3/8. stubby kit I haven't even been able to use the ratchet yet because Tuesday I got sent home early from work because they were going to close the highway due to flooding.

[@SuperMurrayb]

Your tool reviews are great because they involve actual use by someone with a lot of experience. The tool worked well in this video but it had some problems when using an extension. Special rigid extensions are available for impact tools and they might help you get the job done a little faster.

[@markphillipsart]

Great video! I ordered the stubby yesterday.

[@ec1ipse14]

Absolutely love everything I’ve tried from Milwaukee. This looks awesome as well!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

ec1ipse14 it’s amazing tool. I use it everyday in the shop.

[@jaydenbankes8126]

I have 3/8s and I run a 6.0AH battery and i pulled the cab off a 2012 chevy duramax and did headgaskets on it from start to finish the only bolts I didn't use it on was the headbolts that I broke loose then ran the headbolts out with it amazing gun

[@ramilio93]

Good job man. This is an excellent tool review- ever!!!!

[@dano16771]

I'll be honest I absolutely love mine as well.... amazing tool!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

daniel armstrong I agree. Thank you for watching!

[@damienbell3155]

I know that engine had it in my 95 xle gold trim Camry then yrs later I had a 2000 Lexus es300. Loved that engine had 248,650 and 206,785 before I sold it this summer. Ran flawlessly

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Lexus makes an amazing car.

[@ShootingSportz]

I love watching your videos! I'm just now getting into the m12 line, and I think I may have to pick one of these up!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

They are awesome !

[@luism.7668]

Great Video Sir, thank you for sharing !

[@AZsmoothrider]

Wow...really well done and we'll edited video! Been thinking about getting this tool.. I'm impressed.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

You will love it. I use it every day. Thank you for watching!

[@oby-1607]

Wow, all that on one battery. I was looking at one of these at my local tool place. I should have grabbed it. Really like the 10 ft lb tightening setting. Didn't know at the time that was there.

[@sivakrishnat5471]

every mechanic and diy guys need to have these.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I agree!

[@paulscrapman]

I got one of these last week and it is awesome.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Pete Carter glad you like it. You should be very productive with it. Thank you for watching!

[@flipinfin]

Have you done any suspension or brake jobs? They have the same exact power as the 1/2

[@neverstoplearning382]

Wow that is a great tool. Getting it soon. Thanks for sharing.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

learningfromthebest now you will love it. Thank you for watching!

[@kdash3215]

Incredible. I can't imagine what the next generation will do. Time to upgrade my kits. This is exactly why I'm team red. Great video.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Alucard Milwaukee makes amazing Tools for sure! That you for watching.

[@316automotive9]

Real good vid dude. I just purchased an M12 stubby 3/8 based on yours & others recommendations. Keep up the good work. I'll use it in my channel, 316 Automotive.

[@pophamlarry]

Great video as always. I just bought myself one after watching your very informative video Thank you very much for all of your advice....

[@HowtoAutomotive]

You made a great decision. Glad you like the videos thank you for watching!

[@ozzstars_cars]

The tools work like a champ! Nice demo Brian.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Ozzstar thank you Glenn!

[@BADD400]

Great video demo Brian thanks for sharing.

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BADD400 CB700 drums thank you for watching!

[@andrewjones1275]

Subscribed, Excellent demonstration I’m sold on the kit👍🏻

[@HowtoAutomotive]

andrew jones thank you for subscribing! You will love the Stubby. Thank you for watching!

[@21dirtyj]

Very Nice Impact Driver.

[@BenDover-io9vg]

That was one helluva demonstration. 👍

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@kevinsedo6869]

now that's an honest real world review !!! 👍👍👍

[@calvinmetcalfe2656]

I have a full line of Milwaukee M12 tools brushless an m18 brushless also thanks Milwaukee for the great power tools.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

They are the best. Thank you for watching!

[@wyattoneable]

You had a great project car to give that tool a good test. I appreciate the information.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

wyattoneable Kind of lucked out with the car. Thought it would be the perfect way to demonstrate it.

[@ryancheco4794]

looks like i know what im getting myself for xmas

[@Neur0bit]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@workinghandsautomotiveands4104]

Hey Brian aaawwwwsome vid can't wait til mine arrives make sure I get the boot for it

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Working Hands Automotive I need to get the boot. It’s not going to say nice for long with out it.

[@autotechnic4456]

I will buy it soon...i bought half series milwaukee best product ....👍👍❤️

[@darwindropmazda]

Great review Brian! Can’t wait to get my hands on one now! Lol

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Darwin W you’ll love it!

[@jetenginethrust863]

Really good job demonstrating this tools abilities, thank you. I plan on buying one soon, I just bought the M18 FUEL 1/2" High Torque impact wrench & the FUEL M12 1/2" Ratchet Wrench. I'm 54yrs old & just switched to Milwaukee Tools from DeWalt. I really like Milwaukee Tools innovativeness & thinking outside the box. I like their backpack vacuum, cordless soldering iron & cordless heat gun too I'd like for Christmas :-) Subscribed just now. Please do more videos like this.

[@m4cdemos]

57 thumbs down? what?? This is a meaningful, practical review, not just endlessly driving bolts in and out in areas with unrestricted access. What would have been REALLY handy for me - being selfish - would have been showing a non-compact wrench trying to reach those tight spaces as well, to get some idea of how often you'd have to resort to manual methods. Great video though, really helpful.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

paul tester glad you like the review. Thank you for tips. Not everyone is a fan of Milwaukee Tools and they think they’re hurting him by putting bad conversations and thumbs down on peoples videos. It’s the same people But do it in all kinds of reviews. I pay them no attention.

[@garymcmullin2292]

really excellent demo, thank you!!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you and thank you for watching!

[@JosephDAndrea0121]

Man, Awesome review for a guy like me wondering if this tool can be used to work on my car at home, specifically for doing a break job. I had concerns about the battery life being a 12v and for a home gamer it clearly has more than enough. I was really torn between this guy and the 18v version but this one was also much smaller and lighter so I was really hoping it would be a good choice and from your video it was. I really appreciate this style review because you show it in an actual real world work flow it it seems to perform admirably.

[@garrettgiuffre7298]

All of the m12 "serious" tools such as the impact driver/drill or hacksaw/ impact stubby will literally drain the 2.0 battery under heavy load in a couple of extended uses. I cant speak for the larger cell battery with it but I would say it's almost a must. Personally I have a ton of m12 batteries and I don't mind swapping but out in the field again larger ah batteries

[@meh6953]

Thank you for the informative video Brian! I'm purchasing one today

[@HowtoAutomotive]

frank Zmonster you’re gonna love it. Thank you for watching!

[@meh6953]

Please do a video on all the accessories that can be used by this tool. Thank you.

[@mikekahotea9197]

That's a handy little machine for mechanical work , too much bro thanx for great video 👍

[@MarkSWest]

Exactly What I was looking for!! Great job, thanks!!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Mark West thank you. Are you going to pick one up?

[@MarkSWest]

How to Automotive Yes, Brian, have one in the mail now. Gonna use it on my Toyotas- 91 Corolla, 94 Camry, and 95 Avalon. My 98 Expedition will likely get some wrenching as well. Great information in your review!!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Mark West awesome you got enough cars there to keep busy. Thank you for watching?

[@il_calabresi8672]

real world test !! nice! great video very very useful

[@dodgernation4551]

I just got one 3/8 for 90 bucks on offer up brand new. Cant wait to do side work with it

[@binzsta86]

you prob got the bushed version

[@jgranger2002]

Great review. I just got the m18 mid torque 1/2". This is next on the list to replace my old m18 3/8" impact. 250ftlbs is pretty amazing for this size of tool.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

jordan love the mid torque. I was impressed with the power of the Stubby for being a M12. Thank you for watching!

[@meanodustino9563]

Everyone like the mid torque but I don’t. I find it struggles Alot and really its not much stronger than my 1/2” compact. Maybe I have a dud?

[@jgranger2002]

@@meanodustino9563 I have found it does 80% of what my 1/2" air gun will do. I like being able to work without hooking up to air. One thing I will say is it's really loud, hurts my ears.

[@floridamusician9219]

great effective informative video. thank you.

[@209chevymon]

Great review imo the best really dont need this tool but man do really want one lol enjoyed watching you do all the work with the smalller battery to show the power of this tool 👍

[@HowtoAutomotive]

209chevymon you can definitely do all these jobs with out this Impact but having it sure is nice. Thank you for watching!

[@antonypereira3853]

Good for my tool kit ......want to have one soon

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Antony Pereira I just uploader a review video on the 1/2 Stubby check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXiuiH9onpmNpck

[@kylelentine]

thanks for a very informative video

[@ZacharyTelesca]

Its the only tool i keep in my automotive bag. I have drowned it in trans fluid, oil, and coolant. I have dropped it and left it out in the rain. The head is a tiny bit on the big side but it makes up for it in power. Worth every cent I spent on it. ($100 for tool, $50 for 8-22mm impact socket set, $60 for 6.0 battery, charger, and bag. All picked up locally from FB marketplace)

[@125sm3]

Great review .

[@itsatoolthing6323]

Great job on showing the use of new m12 fuel stubby 3/8 impact in real situations. Could you do as size comparison between the current m18 compact fuel impact wrench and the new m12 stubby impact?

[@jacobsebastien3910]

Milwaukee is Power an Quality 💪

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Jacob Sebastien I agree. Thank you for watching!

[@robd3061]

Good video. Have you tried using the 4Ah battery? It may give you the torque needed for removing those reluctant fasteners. Some cordless tools don't produce max power when using the compact battery.

[@TheConcluziioN]

Great video thumbs up!

[@chrispolykandriotis3587]

Great job buddy

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Thank you!

[@chadkershaw6824]

Great stuff as always. However one thing that would make a big difference in some of the fastners it struggled with is using IMPACT sockets. The thickness of impact sockets does make in difference. Using chrome vs impact you are not going to get as much grunt from the tool. Love the channel just giving my two cents. Keep up the good work

[@ShorrockPaul]

Exactly. Use impact sockets and impact extensions...makes a big difference, Surprised these guys are using regular sockets on an impact driver

[@kristinawashington1773]

I really enjoyed watching this.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Kristina Washington thank you! Are going to pick one up?

[@christyler1817]

Yup going to go buy one right now

[@HowtoAutomotive]

the random channel nice you will love it!

[@halopersin]

Awesome review Brian. Thanks for your awesome content. Nice Milwaukee shirt too!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

zack mcclain thank you! Are you going to pick one up? If so witch one do you like 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2?

[@halopersin]

How to Automotive if I can get the wife on board I’ll definitely pick up the 3/8”. I think it would fit my needs best. I work on heavy duty Diesel engines and I use 3/8” and 1/2” stuff mostly. I have the 1/2” high torque and 3/8” m18 fuel impacts. The best answer would be anything red that says Milwaukee!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

zack mcclain just tell her that you can get your work done faster and get home to her sooner👍🏻

[@halopersin]

How to Automotive I’ve never tried that. I’ll give it a shot!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

zack mcclain let me know if it works if it does I’ll try on my girlfriend. Lol good luck!!

[@Wane_96792]

Nice! I need one of those stubbie tool.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Wayne Akui they are nice and make life easier.

[@owa2533]

Mechanics are geniuses.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

lol thank you!

[@gslevegsleve]

Enjoy your videos, very through and concise. I was able to obtain this tool due to your review, someone bought it for me after I did a brake job. I have quite a few Milwaukee tools due to your reviews, all of which have been purchased for me as gifts, due to the work I have performed on there vehicles.

[@addisonsteiner6473]

Great vid...thanks!

[@gasperajdnik5627]

I love your t shirt😎. I have milwaukee 🧤in my machanic garage.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Gašper Ajdnik I went to the NPS 19 Milwaukee tool show and They are coming out with a whole bunch of new gloves and apparel. Thank you for watching!

[@mroddydawg]

I love the fuel impact

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Me too!

[@travishicks4504]

I find that running the 3mah larger 12v batteries gives you the whack to get those bigger bolts out. The same is true for the cordless ratchets. More battery= more woopow! Good video ive yet to add this tool to my milwaukee collection but its next on the list!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Travis Hicks definitely a good one to have in your collection. I Would be curious how much extra power I put out.

[@kez850]

@@HowtoAutomotive it’s a pretty large difference. There’s a large testing channel on KZbin that showed this impact breaking away 475ft/lb after about 10 seconds with the 6.0 battery

[@lemansteve]

Nice impact and all, but that old Camry is super clean.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Stephen MacArthur it’s better now. Do you think you will pick one of the Stubby up?

[@thoainguyen9164]

Very good

[@edgartaylor7421]

I’m convinced

[@erike7297]

Awesome video. I really like the stubby impact and I recently bought the 1/2 inch m12 ratchet. Although in a way I wish that I would have bought an impact like this first I do think the m12 ratchet is the safer of tools to use and a bit more balanced. For example if you forget to set that impact on mode 4 and shoot a bolt right through a plastic sensor housing or whatever. I noticed you had the m12 ratchet on the side of the car as well. I plan to just have the whole collection and this stubby 3/8 might be next. I'm surprised at the power as well.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

hey bud use them both and love them. The Stubby has a Veraval trigger that is very controllable. Along with the level controls. You will be happy with one. Thank you for watching!

[@joseloslopez985]

Very Very nice video Tanks for share

[@billyhighfill]

Next tool I'm adding to the connection!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Billy Highfill nice I use it everyday and love it 👍🏻

[@tarikaweis6246]

try 3/8 impact sockets they make such a difference when taking off bolts

[@specops1903]

That impact graded extensions. Well said brotha

[@lukasmeyer1992]

This makes a hughe difference. You dont lose so much torque with impact sockets and especially extensions.

[@tima-wd1oz]

So those were not impact sockets? Do you find them getting damaged? I’m tossing up wether to run it with reg sockets or get some impact rated.

[@iked4421]

tim a always use 6 point impact grade sockets with an impact

[@tima-wd1oz]

Isaac D that’s what I figured. I have noticed some finish damage on sockets before and that was just using the 1/4” hex impact driver with a socket attachment.

[@beezer5282]

This video answered all of my questions! 100% buying this!

[@HowtoAutomotive]

roadster i’m sure it’s gonna be a great tool for you. Thank you for watching!

[@Gears.and.Gadgets]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. You have a new subscriber.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

George W thank you for subscribing!! Do you think your going to pick one up?

[@TheQuartermaster55]

Maybe using impact rated sockets, Allen's, and extensions would make a difference. There is a reason why they make them in impact rated versions.

[@jclauri100]

Nice tool !

[@HowtoAutomotive]

I think so👍 thank you for watching!

[@marklarson3934]

in order to remove the heavier-duty bolts just install the heavier-duty battery that came with your kit and they'll come out much easier

[@classical715]

Awesome video.

[@HowtoAutomotive]

classical715 thank you. Are you thinking of getting one?

[@classical715]

@@HowtoAutomotive absolutely! No more ratchets for me.

[@lefthandedarcher2126]

Use impact sockets and extensions it makes a difference

[@dredaypoop7944]

Left Handed Archer no it dosent, I use chrome sockets with 3/8 impact stubby all the time. It makes no difference at all, some impact socket sets sit very loose on the tool. Chrome sockets fit tight and right

[@TheAbstracTSniper]

@@dredaypoop7944 that is false my friend. Chrome sockets CAN work but they are not designed for an impact.

[@Wobble-wc3uo]

@@dredaypoop7944 Chrome sockets are too hard for impact use, you will be wearing out the anvil inside the tool a lot faster than if using the correct sockets. Chrome sockets have also been known to shatter under impact too, bad enough to cause injury

[@austinshores3324]

@@dredaypoop7944 look it up online it does in fact make a difference do your research 💯

[@heavysnow8616]

Have you seen a chrome socket violently destruct? They send pieces flying everywhere, be careful.

[@red44123]

Which would you prefer in your road side kit? The 3/8 or 1/2? Id be dealing with vehicles with mostly 90 at 19mm so I know it can do it. I have my father's 1/2 high torque at home so that would take care of the big items. I also have both 3/8 and 1/2 impact sockets.

[@XXGunzNClipzXx]

Would you rather have this than the 18v 3/8? I have the matco 20v 3/8 I had thier 16v 3/8 but was too weak I like my 20v but this little tool looks nice

[@facomjunkie6513]

Nice job 👌👌👌👌👌

[@henrycruz45cal]

Nice! Finally real world use view

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Henry Cruz glad you like the review. I put them to work everyday in the shop. Are you looking for one for or self or as a gift?

[@henrycruz45cal]

@@HowtoAutomotive myself, im a weekend warrior. I do simple remove and replace jobs like brakes, shocks... for my cars and my kids. I could never make money doing your work because it takes me hours to do what u will in 15 mins. So any tool to help me reduce the time and make life easier is a plus

[@HowtoAutomotive]

Henry Cruz these tools will deathly help you make more time so you can’t get back to doing what you like. Thank you for watching!