Chevy & GMC Vans

Have you been working on you're van lately? perhaps bought a new tool or some other product for you're vehicles? well if you have, how about snappin a few pics and writing up a little review for ASV which might possibly help out someone in need of that info.
The current Tool & Product reviews have been up for some time now and it would be nice to see some change here. To get an idea of what we are looking for just have a look at our current reviews on the HOME PAGE, If you can help out just put a response in this thread, thanks.

23 views no reply's, I'll take that as a big fat negatory ](*,)

No, No, Grasshopper...........be patient.

Let's see, what to review. I can probably do that. Now if I could only figure out a way to take pictures without getting my camera all greasy, I would post even more stuff on How-to. Oh well such is life.

I'll have a review to post in a few weeks - soon as I can find a free weekend.
I"m either installing an auxiliary electric fan, or going full bore with dual electric fans. I've got to reposition my tranny cooler and get more air flow through the ac condenser...summer's coming early this year.

http://www.motionpro.com/motorcycle/too ... e_bleeder/

This is one awesome tool. I have no plans for a brake fluid flush at this time so no pics to follow, but this little tool, bought for my motorcycles years ago has bled many a bike and car, by myself!

Highly recommend.

Got one coming also Keith so hang on bud. It's such a simple tool and saves so much time and effort. I bougth my first one last year and not sure how I made it this far in life without it.

A tool review has to be sent to you,,correct ??

Not sure if this goes here or not Keith.

Here's a tool I don't know how I lived without all these years. Makes drilling different size holes in sheetmetal a breeze. No swapping out drill pits, just load er up and you've got 12 sizes all the way up to 7/8th's. Everyone needs one of these. A unibit or step drill.


Here's another pic showing the different sizes. After completing each hole, the bit will drop in hole drilled the distance you see between each size to let you know that size is complete.

hope this is the correct place to post sorry if not ...im a member of astrosafari.co.uk a UK site we have set up (socalliv8)pops in now and again...
anyway a recent purchase was a dashdaq computer a US product i believe similar to scangauge II etc. but better if u like toys it has been invaluable to me showin 29 parameters from the OBDII port all customisable screens digital/analogue readout etc and a service soon, read codes reset option which over here in blighty cost about £40 a time around $60
this will connect to ANY vehicle with OBDII output


http://www.dashdaq.co.uk/features/videos.php

hope u like it

JOEASTROMATT wrote:it has been invaluable to me showin 29 parameters from the OBDII port all customisable screens digital/analogue readout etc and a service soon, read codes reset option which over here in blighty cost about £40 a time around $60
this will connect to ANY vehicle with OBDII output

http://www.dashdaq.co.uk/features/videos.php

You had me all excited, till I figured out that the £40 is what they are charging you to read/reset codes. Looks like a really cool tool though. I'll stick with my much cheaper ScanGaugeII for now, but I do want one or something similar.

For those who haven't visited the site, the base model is 544 € ($809 US).

Hey, all the DashDAQ promo videos have someone that sounds American.

[researching.....][/researched]

http://www.DashDAQ.com
Based out of Ann Arbor, MI
Currently on sale for $549 (normally $695)

JOEASTROMATT, your avatar is so funny. LOL.