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'''This is a checklist for MembersPage/MarcellGal/EngineSwap project''' Since I don't have my own workshop, I outsource some tasks. Details on MembersPage/MarcellGal/EngineSwap/TaskList. However I have to verify and control what they are doing and I do the electrical stuff, so some tools and things are needed to keep in the trunk. Since a drive-back and forth home takes appr 20..25 minutes I should be careful of "what to leave at home". '''Screws''' * tools for the screws (what's the name?) ** imbus ** torx ** screwdriver '''Hoses''' * tubes * clamps * '''Other''' * tape * silicon grease * paper (some prepared, like printout of wiki pages. some blank - maybe notebook) * pencil, pen * duct tape '''Electric''' * DVM(s) - don't leave in the car overnight (when it's cold). The LCD might suffer even just at -8C. Not sure how cold nintendo GBA and our common 4x20 LCD bears probably -15..-25C. * wires with alligator clips * solderer * ignition transformer - argh, this was left on my old engine, which is closed in a workshop for the weekend due to some "accident". * battery * battery charger * battery powered light * outlet powered light * digital camera * notebook
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