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Hey, there is no 24 thingy there for oil filter 🤔

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True, however, they designed the kit for repairs on the road/trail. They figured you changed your oil thingy before you left but did supply an adjustable wrench for the hacks that didn’t 😉🤷🏻‍♂️🍻
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I'm also a big Tekton fan. I have some SnapOn and Matco SAE sizes of sockets and wrenches. But almost all of my metric is Tekton. I have a mix of torque wrenches from Proto, Tekton, Craftsman and some other high quality dial Torque wrench makers for light duty.

I'd recommend you pick a brand of the ratchets and end wrenches and try to stick to one or two brands. When selecting a brand of ratchet, pay attention to the torque rating, the number of teeth, the head size, handle length and the feel. For example, more teeth make it easy to move back only a little to get another click. In tight spots, it matters. You might want a long handle 3/8" ratchet to give you some extra leverage and you might want it to hinge. But you still want a standard ratchet and maybe a little mini ratchet. I have a Tekton small frame 3/8" drive ratchet built on their 1/4" drive ratchet frame. I use it more than any other ratchet. You can feel the quality of a ratchet by using it in tight spaces and handling it.

There's a lot of good tools out there. Check out the Torque Channel on YouTube. I'd avoid that Jeep tool kit. Just put the same tools together (and more) from a trusted maker. Don't forget a code reader and clear device and a multimeter. This isn't a CJ.
 
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Wow, it is Mopar for Jeep 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩 But so expensive ☹
The mopar kit came with my jeep don’t get me wrong it’s sick as hell, but I would not pay 400+ for it. The tools are good quality and it is a good starting place but it does have a lot of “gaps”. For me I have and would probably spend an extra 100-150 over the mopar kit.
 

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I agree that the Jeep tool kit is not the best if you’re starting out with limited or no tools. I bought mine to keep in the floor storage cubby so I always have a half decent set of tools wherever I am.
 

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They guys at Dirt Road Cred built out the mopar kit at Harbor Freight and saved a shit ton of money
No not really. I have the Jeep branded kit. Before buying I saw their video and went to HF. Only way to do it is the Pittsburgh low end stuff. It’s no where near the same quality.

If I were to do it over again I’d just get a Mechanics Toolset - Dewalt, Craftsman, Husky or Kobalt are all good tool kits. Make sure it has what you need and some. It’s good to have both SAE and Meteic once you start putting on aftermarket parts that come in a mixture.
 
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