remydedez
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hello, I need to find 2 red screwdrivers and 2 clamp, do you know where I could find similar tools because originals are very expensive when wen find them... Thanks
Where find similar tools for trunk toolbox
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Red screw drivers are always expensive. Green are affordable. Can contact @Bert Poliakoff, he may have what you need. Recommend a web search for Heyco Tools. There are websites that sell new tools.
x_atlas0
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I also ordered an entire tool set from BMW recently, they have the PN in stock.
Tool Kit: 71-11-1-115-329
Tool Box: 71-11-1-102-916
Sound Absorber: 71-11-1-113-754
I think I got the whole set last year for <500$.
Tool Kit: 71-11-1-115-329
Tool Box: 71-11-1-102-916
Sound Absorber: 71-11-1-113-754
I think I got the whole set last year for <500$.
The new tools from BMW does not have red screwdrivers or Allen wrenches, feeler gauge and valve tool. The rest looks similar but they have changed.
New tools have green handled screwdrivers. They are re pops and the handles are different so they won't fit into the proper slots. Wrenches also do not have BMW forged into the shanks. Any Alan wrenches that can be found should have Heyco stamped into them. As mentioned above, the new tool kits, as well as many originals, will not have the valve adjusting tool with them
The Original Heyco tools do not say BMW either, those are e12/e24 vintage.
Stand corrected. With BMW on them is how I have always put them in the kits I have sold. Just took it for granted it would add to the sex appeal
The green handle screwdrivers fit neatly in my tool box of mixed old/new tools...
Maybe there are various green handle screwdrivers?
What is another way of saying "2 clamp"?
Maybe there are various green handle screwdrivers?
What is another way of saying "2 clamp"?
I think you got lucky. They for sure will not fit in an E12 or E24 case without sanding the handles down to be flat on all 4 sides.
Those are the early style green screwdrivers, later ones are opaque and not attractive.
Unless I am looking the wrong way, the screwdrivers shown are the later opaque type. The early ones have square handles and a solid color. I have one in hand as I speak
Those clear green screw drivers were originally in my Italian delivery CSi, I've since replaced them with red over the years.
Bert,
I probably had it backwards.
Doesn't make sense. If I am correct, the opaque handled screw drivers have black in color hardened tips. Heyco did not do that until maybe in the 90s So I am not sure your tools were original if you have -the opaque handles
Bert, Can you post a pic of both green screwdrivers?
Chris, what you are showing in the picture is the correct one. The large screwdriver is the same but the handle is larger I don't have any of the translucent ones as I never bothered getting any when I would run across them
So that is the early style?