Torque Wrench vs Torque Adaptor

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[@lucidrebuilds6129]

I prefer a torque wrench with a low profile head. That red box wouldn't even fit into the tight areas I work on.

[@martybraun2930]

Try the needle gauge torque wrenches the head is smaller than a ratchet.

[@Eh-925]

Same here I have a torque wrench attachment like that but I also have a low profile torque wrench because the attachment does fit in like 90 percent of places

[@Eh-925]

@@martybraun2930 I have a needle gauge also it makes it easier to measure rotational torque

[@spelunkerd]

What I find most cool about those little things is how one can compare calibration with each other. If they are all in line, life is good.

[@bluethunder3346]

Try torquing anything on transverse engines in the front timing cover or water pump or anything with less than 5 inches of room

[@hectordeleon7859]

Sounds like someone needs a timing chain in the background

[@yourghostisagift]

Not a timing chain but an idler pulley, just happened to my 97 outback and this was one of the sounds it made before finally the bearing inside the idler #2 pulley exploded

[@mattsutube]

Classic Ford power steering whine. Actually it's quite normal. Worked for a municipal Fleet of 500 vehicles. We almost exclusively used Ford sedans and Pickups.

[@GBKICKS1]

Lol ????

[@wretchedegg6336]

Sounds like a high mileage engine to me. You’re gonna need more than sound to chase that issue, my friend.

[@Evoksik]

The best torque wrench is one that's calibrated right and it doesn't come out of spec if it hits the ground or just by using it. Always good if you are in a shop with a few same range torque wrenches to check every so often so you don't get the turning stomach feeling after a 10h job because the manual called for a torque that was less than the elbow torque felt was right and you weren't sure if the tool clicked at the right time.

[@mr.magicman8001]

My autozone duralast 3/8 has seized on numerous occasions and will end up snapping bolts if I’m not paying attention; the entire assembly will get stuck and I can’t even loosen the locking bolt to unwind it. For example on my rear main seal carrier it has four bolts, 6lbs was the setting and it got stuck and I was rushing a little and turned it too much.

[@Lifeoflearning777]

Mine works a1. You prolly need to exchange for another one possibly you have a defective one but yea I haven’t had any issues.

[@HackFeSt1]

Probably from not unwinding it after use

[@shizukasky9923]

Can I torque wrench my torque wrench with a mechanical torque wrench

[@lucidrebuilds6129]

I think maybe with a torque wrench you can!

[@shadoughbanned]

As long as you make sure it’s torqued…

[@khayanrauldvilicic7058]

*torques* *explodes*

[@RicardoMartinez-kr5qk]

yeah that Eastwood wrench is quirky, its a good tool I got mine just for the angle meter.

[@shainewinter8264]

I can see these being a pain for a lot of 3/8 applications, but they sell a 3/4 version for $70 when a 3/4 or 1" torque wrench can be up to $500. And, they're surprisingly accurate. So for semis or heavy duty techs they make more sense.

[@foxwood67]

Both work. The digital torque adapter can have clearance issues with a ratchet on it.

[@alb12345672]

Wow that looks just like my 96 Explorer under the hood

[@moparonthebudget8830]

Thanks buddy

[@Hernandez530]

That red box is bulky as hell lmao

[@nischalb8178]

Which is the best cordless impact wrench to work on cars & construction machinery

[@maelrodder9091]

Is that torque wrench the one from harbor freight if so do you recommend it to buy? Is it worth it? Can you do a short on that blue torque wrench

[@RoadsideRescue]

i'll make some more shorts comparing the two. I didn;t think to do that until I was editing this. I like the little one better. but ill explain why with some demo in the next short.

[@mitchallen5819]

I went to home depot. Spent about $80 on a 1/2" drive. Love it. I prefer the micrometer type, with the lock sleeve ring. You can also purchase a torque wrench check tool. If you're ever uncertain if the torque wrench is accurate.

[@BoringOldGamer]

Can I use one of these adapters to calibrate my torque wrench?

[@mikej282]

Have you tested the TORQUE wrench with the adapter? Just see if they match

[@riverracer]

leverage is better with the longer handle.

[@GreasyFingerboys]

Beam style torque wrench. It just works

[@rod426]

Where to get one of those?

[@andrewlawson3798]

Lol wonder if that thing could sorta work on a impact wrench

[@forcedtomakeanaccount7628]

Impacts use a universal torque setting of 3 seconds on the trigger

[@charleshoover8508]

Box is to bulky. Depends on what your working on

[@pringleiscool475]

I prefer a torque wrench because I do t trust those small attachments. If you can show that it's still in spec with months of use then I might be more convinced

[@wesfields9322]

As accurate as a torque wrench?

[@edwardsills2030]

What will they think of next you bet they don't make cars that are worth using it on

[@IDK-vs1mg]

Deflecting beam is the only way to go, no batteries, repeatable and reliable.

[@maelrodder9091]

Where you get the red one adaptive torque wrench

[@edy5082]

Acdelco on Amazon

[@carcrazy69691]

Tell me you're leaning on a ford 4.0 V-6, without telling me you're leaning on one.....Go!

[@salta5859]

Why starting your engine ??.

[@koolaidman4208]

Who’s supercharger whine is that (power steering pump) 😂😂😂

[@JDMACC]

Ratchet has way less torque

[@master6435]

Like for a mobile mechanic size/weight is more valuable

[@JaysEvo8]

That bulky attachment wouldn't fit anywhere in my engine bay. I like the idea, but wouldn't work for me.

[@jamesjameson2576]

Mine lights up,vibrates,an does angles, worth everybit of 500 from snap on.if it doesn't fit well you know what happens.

[@doghouse4538]

Does snap-on have the lifetime warranty on their torque wrenches?

[@NCISGibbs88]

Hell, I don't even lick click type torque wrenches. I like beam type

[@tinytattoomike7943]

I inherited my torque wrench from my dad it’s my hand 😉

[@potatohamlin5242]

I prefer mechanical

[@salvatorehayes2753]

4Lbs? That's Seems Like Alot

[@efanclublolsmaforlife2501]

I prefer the ove that is more accurate

[@vwwrenchie314]

Torque wrench is far more accurate than the adapter

[@eyeguy51]

Poor baby is challenged by 4 pounds

[@samthekashman]

Is that a ford ranger? Don’t worry about the torque wrench 😂 3 ugga duggas for everything

[@jamesfitzsimmons5218]

Yeah, and it'll fit in your purse.

[@Orangetantrum22]

Yeah I wasted my money on a snap on Torque wrench wasn’t a great investment

[@ThunderKnows1]

You don’t do enough intricate jobs to see the benefits

[@wmc128]

I have an old school beam style and ac delco torque adapter. Never was a fan of the click type torque wrench.