00:06Thank you, Heidi. Welcome to Tool Time. I am Tim, the Tool Man, Taylor. And of course,
00:11you all know my assistant, Al Borland. All right. Well, all of us take our car to the
00:19mechanic now and then for a tune-up. But do we really know what they do? I do. Sorry,
00:25I'm just excited because I know the answer. There's nothing I like better than giving a
00:30car a tune-up. Tightening belts, new spark plugs, oil chains, scrape my knuckles. Quickest
00:37way to find out what's going on is use a diagnostic machine. Where's the diagnostic machine? Oh,
00:44let me guess. It wasn't a Binford. Well, everyone, I guess you showed up for no reason. Thanks
00:51to my... No, no. Thanks to my friends at Binford who removed my diagnostic machine. I'm supposed
00:56to do a tune-up. How the hell am I supposed to do without the machine? I know. You have
01:02the answer, Al? By using our Binford hand tools. Hand tools? That's right. Trusty hand tools
01:09made by Binford. All you need is a Binford screwdriver to listen for valve noises the old-fashioned
01:15Binford way. Heidi? Now, if you find this as dull as I do, why don't you contact the CEO
01:25here? Is Bud Harper care of Binford tools and tell him Tim sent you? Always a kidder. Now,
01:33you want to take this and place it against the valve head with the handle to your ear, making
01:39sure to keep away from the alternator belt, the fan belt, and most importantly, the electrical
01:43coil. Look at Al, putting on a good front. But under that bearded grin, he's just as mad
01:50about this as I am. You're a real trooper, Al.
02:04Been there.
