New one on me.
What is it tool again
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MomsDuster
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It's a dildo...
Unconventional
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Laser pointer to mess with the cat 
68gtxman
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Safety wire twirler?
MOPAROFFICIAL
Oogliboogli
It airs up your tire or it's for the differential.
pishta
I know I'm right....
looks like a valve stem tool?
Greasyfingers
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I have one of those, but damn if I can remember what I used it for. It will come to me eventually.
Nope weird one for sure but every old car can use it!
Big_John
In my defense, I was left unsupervised.
I know what it is.
44070dart
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Remove ear wax.
Demonic
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Like pishta said in post 8, it resembles a valve core remover tool. But I'm not sure of the scale of the pics.
bcschief
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Used to clear hardened grease from grease fittings.
pishta
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Wow....never heard of such a thing. Cool as heck! Wonder if it could be adapted to pop a pilot bushing out of a crank bore?
Mopar-Mitch
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Believe it or not I use a wooden stick and a piece of bread to remove pilot bushings, anyone else on here ever do that?
Ddaddy
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Not me...but I have used to use a long thin wooden stick and a piece of bread to catch bluegills.
They bite the bread on the end and you flip them up in the bank before they know what happened to them.
It works about 30% of the time...but they keep coming back for more bread!
..and here I was thinkin it was a hooha cleaner.
1973Barracuda
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Used in removing the bushing in a 6.1
Wet paper towel. Tried it instead of grease. It worked.
Mopar-Mitch
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My dad taught me the bread trick years ago, it works great.
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