is this tool able to be used with head still attached to block and are there step by step instructions
1611834
It is recommended to remove the head, however I used it still on the car and it worked fine. If you have a deep reach it will be more difficult. Use a lot of lubricate grease it will help get the shavings too. I used a small tube vacuum attachment to my shop vac and sucked all filings out of the cylinder chamber, they go somewhere and it is there where the filings will be. Do your best to get them all out, a simple air hose blow does not get them . Instructions how to use it are pretty good and you should have no trouble, just go slow and back it off a little each turn to keep threads clear, example turn 1 turn , reverse 1/2 turn, forward 1 turn reverse 1/2 turn, etc. Try to get high temp Loctite to hold the insert in , mine unscrewed the next time I removed that spark plug.
1611835
Can't remember about step by step instructions, but we managed to get down my BMW M3 with the head still attached :)
1611836
Yes it works very well with the head attached. Beware shavings will enter cylinder but they will blow out through the exhaust. Also you must ferrel the top of the insert BEFORE scarring it into the head or it screw in too far. There are pre- ferreted inserts available through amazon, I recommend those too.
1611837
Yes it can be used while motor is still together. It did come with instructions but I also did some research online to make it even clearer.
1611838
I used it on a 3.4 L Toyota with the head attached. The instructions are good, but you haven't tapped a plug hole before, I would have someone who has done it help you out.
1611839
Yes.Thats why I purchased it,because it fits right into the hole without removing the heads,which I had seen demostrated on youtube.
1930055
YES ! Of course, it is a separate unit that replaces the cutting head and comes with it. It is shown in the packaging. Just look.
1444556
Yes you can use black and Decker heads. I bought the impact head and sander. each head is around $30.00 that's what I love about it, i carry it all in 1 tool bag and just switch out the heads
1046916
Yes. Did it yesterday. The brush has an articulating head which is very convenient.
1996026
Yes. It's incorporated in the actual head pictured. Just pops out when you need to use it. The trick however, is that you have to put on the triangle (included) cleaning pad after you pop it out.
642911
It is not difficult, as there is a "button" you depress on the top of the tool to detach the item you are using, and replace it by snapping in the attachment you want. The drill and sander work fine for me, but the jig saw was not great.
1485427
There is no guide with this foot. I don't think one will work with it. If you're talking about one that attaches to the foot not this foot.
1328465
It is possible, but very difficult. The tool is not made for it. You'll destroy some of the metal of the tool when doing it.Best thing is to use a wooden board, put the chain on top, and use a hammer.
1589422
Yes, there is an attachment. Pull head off and attach trimmer that comes with the razor. Hope this helps. We weren't sure how to get head off, but it pops off with a pull
1435692
I haven't used it yet. But after watching some YouTube videos I think you should be able to. You may need to use the flat head.
2107207
Yes, that is the tool you need to time your motor after head removal. May want to change timing chains at this time also.
1545111
Yes, definitely. The head piece pivots off a large Allen head screw axle. You can tighten the Allen screw and also the two locking screws on top that can be hand tightened. It's a redundant system and very sturdy. It's one of the best features.
1037893
Well, the head is an attachment, so it is suppose to detach and come off. If it actually broke, contact manufacturer.
2148761
Yes, but it comes with a hex wrench. You will still need a phillips head screwdriver of your own.
1681950
Yes. There is a plastic "thumb screw" at the top, just above the large "turn handle". Turn it counterclockwise to loosen it, then rotate the head up to a vertical position and tighten the "thumb screw" to hold it in place.
728771
Yes. Both heads work independently and together. The pressure is better when using only one head.
2204741
Yes, the screw probably has Loctite or some other thread locker on it. You need to be careful trying to remove the screw - it is easy to strip the head making removal very hard. Use a hand-held impact driver to safely loosen the screw. Use of a pneumatic type impact driver may also strip the head due to the force it exerts. Hope this helps!