Automotive Electrical and Electronic Systems Classroom Manual Fifth Edition Update by John F. Kershaw

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Figure 1-15. Assortment of pliers.
Slip-joint pliers (far left) are often
confused with water pump pliers
(second from left).
SPEED HANDLE
RATCHET
FLEX RATCHET
FLEX HANDLE
T
HANDLE
Figure 1-17.
Typical drive handles for sockets.
Figure 1-16. A ball-peen hammer (top) is purchased
according to weight (usually in ounces) of the head of
the hammer. At bottom is a soft-faced (plastic) hammer.
Always use a hammer that is softer than the material
being driven. Use a block of wood or similar
material between a steel hammer and steel or iron engine
parts to prevent damage to the engine parts.
Figure 1-18. Various socket
extensions. The universal joint
(U-joint) in the center (bottom)
is useful for gaining access in
tight areas.
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