Observed arrival · 2026-09-29
WhatWrench turns a repair job into a tool list
The site says you can enter a vehicle and repair job to get tool sizes, torque specs, steps, and nearby stores that stock what you need.
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- DIY vehicle owners planning a repair
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- The page says its AI-generated tool sizes and torque values draw on manufacturer and community data, and advises checking a service manual.
Field notes
The visible example uses a 2014 Silverado 5.3 with a failed alternator and names a 13 mm socket, 15 mm socket, breaker bar, and multimeter before referring to a full 21-item list. The pricing shown is $4.99 for five jobs, $12.99 for 20, and $39.99 for 100 jobs for shops; the page also says the first list needs no account, while two more require one.
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