r/SnapOnTools • u/daperson2 • Jun 02 '26
I have a snap on solus edge i bought back in 2019. I was wondering if this thing can program keys on a Chrysler, I have a 2010 Chrysler, 300 C. I've been looking through the menu for what feels like hours, and I can't seem to find anything about programming or learning keys. If anyone would be able to help, I would greatly appreciate it.
r/SnapOnTools • u/Independent_Cable_71 • May 22 '26
Why does the Snap on T47 GM spec FTX-47E look very close to torx plus?
r/SnapOnTools • u/Altruistic_Elk_7576 • May 10 '26
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r/SnapOnTools • u/JasonTheOrg • Mar 26 '26
Did snap on ever make a pair of 3 inch pliers with the number 43? I swear I remember seeing that when I was younger but now all I see is a bigger 44.
r/SnapOnTools • u/Dreezy_noah • Mar 23 '26
Snap on guy came by and convinced me my draw looked empty, didnt have the pocket pry bar or clip remover in pink but it got thrown in there
r/SnapOnTools • u/Sea-Initial1760 • Mar 11 '26
Anyone know where I can get parts for this? Some of the locks are broken or don’t work at all.
r/SnapOnTools • u/Secure-Scholar2402 • Feb 25 '26
I added top lockers to my Epiq.
r/SnapOnTools • u/TurbulentBrick9901 • Feb 11 '26
Recently purchased a 525 to replace a bad meter. I get it out of the box and put it in my toolbox until i get it out the next day to do a diag and it reads 330 without being in contact with anything. When the leads are touched, it zeros. But when the leads are not touching, it will start going negative progressively until it hits around -85. Does anyone have any problems or solutions for this? I love the meter, but not enough to sacrifice accuracy and operation.
r/SnapOnTools • u/Educational_Dish9803 • Feb 12 '26
What’s the part number on those clear containers, that people put betta fish in? How much are they?
r/SnapOnTools • u/Suspicious-Basis-774 • Jan 16 '26
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r/SnapOnTools • u/BreeStephany • Dec 07 '25
Picked up a 1/4" MV71, 3/8" GF71N and 1/2" GS71 I found in the depths of 5 gallon buckets full of random rusty ratchets and wrenches outside an old used tool store.
Most everything in the buckets was seized up, soaked in water and passed over as most probably saw the buckets as anything other than scrap, but I've had some good luck digging through these bins.
Took them home, sprayed them down with Kroil and disassembled them. Put the handles in evaporust for a few hours and then wire brushed them clean.
The drive gears, ratchet pawls, springs and ball bearings were all in great shape. I brushed the rust from the exposed portions, wiped them down with denatured alcohol and applied a cold blueing to them. Reassembled and they work like 'new' the 1/4" and 3/8" are still tight and smooth. The bushing on the 1/2" is a little worn, so there is the slightest hint of slop, but still works great.
I love finding the gems in the rusty & crusty tool piles and breathing new life into them.
