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When I got my first van I spotted a listing for JX tools and subsequently won the auction. Years later and on the second van I'm just wondering what I actually bought.

I think they're for engine timing, big 27mm socket, blue bar with pins that look like they turn a cog, another socket attachment for turning something, metal bar which I think check a setting and finally a nicely finished metal object which might keep something in place.

Any ideas?

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Tuning kit for the fl## c## oh heck you know.

It looks like you have a pin to lock the crankshaft (no. 2 ) Number four looks like it may be used for the cv joint bolts, number three is used during the locking for a timing belt change with number two. Number five a complete guess but possibly to do with re-shimming the valves on a diesel .

All just guesswork

1. cambelt tensioner tool
2. fuel pump locking pin
3. camshaft locking tool
4. head bolt torx bit
5. injector removal socket

Congratulations Mr Hutch if you were running a Diesel it’d probably be in tip top condition & running lovely but I’m not to sure about yours JonB

Ha ha I'm only a 3 out of 5 spanner on the Haynes manual scale. Fortunately I have a good garage down the road to get the more complex bits done for me.

Thanks for the identification, all makes sense and hopefully if/when the time comes I'll have the confidence and time to follow the various guides/manuals.