NOT for 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser, but very solid tool
922648
Wish there would have been a greater description for what vehicles this fit, because it does NOT work with a 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser...the tool is far too small. After reading about it on the FJ forums, it appears that people are saying this one fits the 2010 FJ and up with the cartridge oil filter, but not the earlier models. The tool itself looks great and seems really solid and a well built heavy duty metal tool...just really wish it would have fit my vehicle's oil filter. I'd buy it again in a heart beat if they had the right size. In stead of returning it, I'll throw it in the roll around tool chest, just in case I ever have a vehicle that it can be used for.
2772916
This was on my Amazon "wishlist" for some time, until I received it as a gift for Christmas 2011. I've used it steadily over the last several months, and I would second what many others have already said: This is a very sturdy, well-made tool, and it does an excellent job of removing stubborn bolts, nuts, lugs, etc. For those that do not have a serious air compressor--and possibly don't want one due to the noise and/or loss of valuable garage space--this tool is probably the next best thing for the money. It's so convenient to just plug it in and have instant, full power, whenever you need it. It is true that the forward-reverse switch is backwards from what you might expect, but that's a pretty minor quibble at best.

My only serious criticism: I had hoped to use this Milwaukee for possibly removing crankshaft pulley bolts on a couple of timing-belt jobs I did this past spring, but it simply couldn't do the job. You would need to have a wrench with much more torque to consistently remove crank pulley bolts.
4419841
In the description say it will fit a Fj Cruiser but it doesn't.
2900551
Had upgraded flairs on other son's Jeep, so I knew what was in store. It isn't a horrible job, especially if it's not been off road much. Highly recommend to look into a kit like this to help remove the inner fender flairs in the back (http://www.amazon.com/E-PRANCE-Panel-Dashboard-Dismantle-Installer/dp/B00D7XNQHG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429572919&sr=8-1&keywords=pry+kit) plus they'll be handy for a bunch of other things down the road. I opted not to get the hardware kit that is a optional purchase, just kept up with the screws and flat nuts as I removed them. You have a few that screw straight into body at bottom of each flair, then rest have nuts and you have to get access to them to keep from spinning while you unscrew. Had one of the body built in nuts turn on me, I locked a small pair of needle nose vice grips while I removed the screw, left it on there for reassemble and it was great. Hopefully the UV resistant plastic on these hold up and won't look like a chalkboard erasure like the factory ones. This was a 06 Wrangler with gas squirt out while filing problem. I switched out the filler neck on gas tank while I was at it, two fill ups now without losing a drop, kicks off gas handle like it should now. Link to follow for anyone wanting to do that while they have their inner fender out in the back. [...]
464291
I did a lot of research before this purchase and I am very happy with the tool. It turns out CDI torque is owned by Snap-On tools and these are the same exact torque wrenches you can buy from your Snap-On guy, but at about half the price under the "CDI" name. The ratchet head on this one is not Snap-On and is a little cheap, the switch lever does not have a good detent and is easily switched over during use. Other wise a great tool. Update 10/2017, I recently purchased a replacement for this tool. The cheap ratchet was making me crazy. I now recommend the Norbar tti20. About the same price but light years ahead of this thing in quality.<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/NORBAR-13640-TruTorque-3-8-34-Wrench-TTi20/dp/B00J9B3C74/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">NORBAR 13640 TruTorque 3/8" Wrench TTi20</a>
68090
Put a set of these on a 2013 Toyota FJ Cruiser with a 3 inch coilover lift. If you have a lifted Fj you know how much the handling changes after you lift it. Mine walked all over the road after the lift was installed due to the ball joints being at such a bad angle. These bad boys bring the caster back into spec, and bring back the handling that is lost when lifting the Fjs. The instructions are very thorough, some mechanical aptitude is needed for sure. The seller had these on my door step in about 4 days! I highly recommend these!!!
690158
The old saying holds true again, "the right tool for the right job"! This kit made the install very easy. I did make a mistake though. I forgot to disconnect the Bluetooth front light wire. Doing so damaged mine. I will replace it later, but this is not a negative on the product just be careful when taking it apart.
1382101
Confirmed working for 2017 Toyota Tacoma Off Road.

I bought this mainly because I wanted a nice set of steps to allow my gf a little bit easier access into the vehicle, but also because the truck felt incomplete without a set. These were some of the least expensive ones I found, and came from a brand I had experience with prior (with an intake). Build quality is definitely 4-5 stars worthy by the feel of everything.

I'll admit it felt like the brackets were weak and might bend when i bounced on the step, but after getting underneath I realized that I could have the same effect by pulling on the bar with my hand. The feeling was actually just the suspension absorbing the bounce, which is not a normal stress that these will be receiving anyway.

Installation took approximately 45 minutes solo, and was not hard at all, and all the bolt holes matched up.
I took off a star for several reasons:
1) There are only two brackets per step, while the vehicle has mounting locations for three brackets. It would have been nice if the third (middle) bracket were included to have some more support, though the two will most likely hold up just fine.

2) This is the big one for me: I wish there was a set of torque values specified. The instructions do not say how tight the bolts need to be, and as I was tightening them, they just kept turning. I feel that it may be somewhat easy to over-torque any of the 16 bolts. Yes, they did get slightly harder to turn, but pretty much as soon as the spring washer was compressed halfway, it was consistent with the strength required to turn the bolts. So, just be careful not to over-do it and strip your  bolts.

3) (this is mostly irrelevant to the star loss) The OFF-Road edition of the 2017 Tacoma has mud-guards behind the front tires. Orienting the steps according to the instructions does not fit at all, the mud guard will prevent the bolt holes from lining up. Fortunately, I was able to swap sides and install the steps no problem, which makes this very minor. It is possible they printed the arrow on the instructions incorrect, but I doubt it.
4516568
I purchased this to replace the opener for my 2007 Toyota FJ Cruiser. After years of use, the part of my original opener that holds the key ring broke (which seems to be a common problem and thus the need for this product). It is important to understand that this is just a shell that contains the buttons but not the electronics to make the opener work. All you have to do pry open original opener with a screw driver, take the electronic board and the rubber bladder out of the original opener, put it into this shell, and close this new shell. It took about 2 minutes to do (mainly because I didn't put the rubber bladder into the new shell the first time and had to open it back up). It functions just as well as the original opener. The only differences I can tell between this and the original opener is that it is missing the Toyota logo and it is flat black instead of glossy black. Good quality product that should last as long as the original.
4136556
I was trying to remove the blower motor from my car's a/c, to clean out the leaves and stuff.  There was one screw that was virtually inaccessible.  I could get on it with a stubby screwdriver but I couldn't get my hand in there enough to get enough torque.  Once I got this flexible driver on it with a bit, the screw came right out.  This appears to be a very well made, sturdy tool.  Has a great feel in the hand and a very positive grip.  It's one of those tools you might use once in great while, but when you need it, it's invaluable.
4315930
I needed to replace the spark plugs on my 1995 Toyota Corolla for the first time (well, first time for doing this myself) but I didn't have any sockets that would fit a spark plug so a quick Amazon search lead me to this tool.

I'm a complete novice when it comes to auto repair, having never done any kinds of repairs before. So I can't say if this is the best tool out there, or the worst, what I can tell you is it worked very well for me, got the job done incredibly easily, with nothing negative to say about the entire experience.

The old plugs come out nicely, and the magnet kept hold to get them out with no fuss. The new plugs stayed in beautifully and went right into the car the first time.

The tool looks to be well made to my untrained eyes, very solid, I can see this lasting for quite awhile. I honestly don't expect I'll ever have to buy a new one, unless my future vehicles have a different size...
4900733
Very good tool, well built and sturdy.  Had no trouble getting 25-yr old bumper bolts out with an extension and moly socket attached. Have used on suspension lower arms too, no problem. Wrench seems a little bulky but so far not a problem with access to what I've needed it for; managed to get the clutch pedal assembly out of a '91 Accord with it and that's about as tight a space as there is on that car, never mind having to be an acrobat to get yourself in there to work in the first place.  All good, though.
4860220
This is a sturdy tool that works the way it should. You can use an adjustable wrench or socket on it. So far I have been able to remove 2 bottom brackets from different bikes. You do have to hold it in place as you remove the bracket, and as long as your bracket isn't seized up or rusted inside the frame, it should just screw right out. The tool is heavy for such a small piece, but it is essential if you need to get a square taper shimano sealed bottom bracket out of a frame. I ordered this because the bottom bracket tool that came in a cheapo bicycle repair set was too shallow to allow the teeth to grip as the spindles were in the way- the Park Tool is hollow in the center and accommodates a longer spindle, so it was perfect.
4524729
Solid tool for minor hobbies and temporary clamps. Not a replacement for heavy duty long-term clamping
4726617
Nice tool, much nicer than the symmons tool but don't be too surprised that you need a #8 screw extractor to get out the cold seat regardless of this tool anyway
3203358
This is the tool that you need to take the tensioner pulley off a Toyota.
3557925
I haven't used this yet, but used a similar one (with a 13.5" extension) to replace my 2003 Toyota spark plugs. I got this 10" extension because the 13.5" was a bit too long for two or three spark plug areas. This looks just like the 13.5" one I used, so this will probably be perfect for next time. I do recommend this for 5/8" spark plugs. The magnet is needed to hold the spark plugs when putting them into, & bringing them out of, the valve cover hole. Thank you for this great tool!