I bought my 100 used with 129,000 miles on it. How do I find out what tools I'm supposed to have in the toolbag? It basically has a roll bag with two Velcro straps on each end to secure it. Does anyone have the complete part list that is supposed to come with the vehicle and are there other tools that I can add to it that would make my life easier?
Tool Kit Inventory
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Off the top of my head, I can recall a combination wrench 12/14mm a screw driver the tools for lowering the spare tire and cranking the factory jack. A lug wrench 22mm and a cheater pipe.
Your dealer could probably give you an inventory, but its probably better if you just put in a bunch of common tools to do minor work at the least. You can get as carried away as you like but 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19mm are common sizes for wrenches and sockets as well as a bit driver with various bits.
Make note of the tools that you use when you work on your truck and include those.
Your dealer could probably give you an inventory, but its probably better if you just put in a bunch of common tools to do minor work at the least. You can get as carried away as you like but 8, 10, 12, 14, 17, 19mm are common sizes for wrenches and sockets as well as a bit driver with various bits.
Make note of the tools that you use when you work on your truck and include those.
I just put together a tool bag with the tools I would commonly use to do anything on my truck. Extra items include gorilla tape, OBD scanner, box knife, nitrile gloves, mini led flashlight, microfiber cloth, old man glasses for seeing the little stuff, etc.
This bag just stays in the truck behid the second row seats along with the jumper cables. Better to have it and never use it than to need it and not have it.
I only open the stock tool roll to get out the stuff to drop the spare. Other than that, it just takes up room.
This bag just stays in the truck behid the second row seats along with the jumper cables. Better to have it and never use it than to need it and not have it.
I only open the stock tool roll to get out the stuff to drop the spare. Other than that, it just takes up room.
I have a medium-complete tool bag because I go in somewhat remote settings. I'm sure others have posted many tool kits for many purposes over the years on MUD that can be found with a search. Here's what I haul around in 2 bags in the rear:
Old iPad with ’04 FSM in PDF files
OBDII code reader
Multi-tip screwdriver (small and large)
Spare tire removal tool/jack tool
Vice grips
Gloves (both vinyl and cotton)
Safety glasses
Rags
Fire extinguisher
Slime canned air tire inflator (SUV size)
Jumper cables
LED flashlight
Electrical tape
Duct tape
Fuses
Zip ties
Large crescent wrench
Lug wrench
Set of 3/8 drive metric sockets with long and short handle drives
Lug nut lock key
Hubcap spade
8mm-10mm open end wrench
12mm-14mm open end wrench
Plywood jack base
Axe
Shovel
Tow strap (X2)
Bowsaw
Jack (in its storage location)
Swiss army knife
Old iPad with ’04 FSM in PDF files
OBDII code reader
Multi-tip screwdriver (small and large)
Spare tire removal tool/jack tool
Vice grips
Gloves (both vinyl and cotton)
Safety glasses
Rags
Fire extinguisher
Slime canned air tire inflator (SUV size)
Jumper cables
LED flashlight
Electrical tape
Duct tape
Fuses
Zip ties
Large crescent wrench
Lug wrench
Set of 3/8 drive metric sockets with long and short handle drives
Lug nut lock key
Hubcap spade
8mm-10mm open end wrench
12mm-14mm open end wrench
Plywood jack base
Axe
Shovel
Tow strap (X2)
Bowsaw
Jack (in its storage location)
Swiss army knife
AAA card. 
Seriously? What to carry kind of depends on what you do and where you go.
If you just want a list of the OEM tool kit contents I'm sure someone has a complete kit. Truth be known the tools that come from the factory are not the highest quality.
Seriously? What to carry kind of depends on what you do and where you go.
If you just want a list of the OEM tool kit contents I'm sure someone has a complete kit. Truth be known the tools that come from the factory are not the highest quality.
Well stocked first aid kit as well.
You know, if you're not cut and bleeding, you're not trying hard enough!
Oh, and a flask of wild turkey.
You know, if you're not cut and bleeding, you're not trying hard enough!
Oh, and a flask of wild turkey.
Mine consists of
Multiple screwdrivers
Torx, and Allen tool sets
Vice grips
Large and small Crescent wrenches
Hammer
Large and small adjustable pliers
Lug wrench bar
Lug nut lock key
Set of 3/8 and ¼ drive metric sockets with ratchet handles and breaker bar
6mm-17mm combination wrenches
Gloves (both vinyl and leather)
Safety glasses
Rags
Paper towels
Fire extinguisher
Slime canned air tire inflator (SUV size)
Tire repair kit
Viair 440P air compressor
Battery jump starter
LED flashlights and batteries
Electrical tape
Duct tape
Scissors
Fuses
Wire connectors and crimp tool
Electrical pliers
Zip ties
Folding and full size shovels
Tow straps (X2) and shackles
Bottle and HiLift Jacks: bases for both
Bowsaw and Silky handsaw
Leatherman
Knife
Woodman’s Pal
Axe
First Aid kit
Multiple screwdrivers
Torx, and Allen tool sets
Vice grips
Large and small Crescent wrenches
Hammer
Large and small adjustable pliers
Lug wrench bar
Lug nut lock key
Set of 3/8 and ¼ drive metric sockets with ratchet handles and breaker bar
6mm-17mm combination wrenches
Gloves (both vinyl and leather)
Safety glasses
Rags
Paper towels
Fire extinguisher
Slime canned air tire inflator (SUV size)
Tire repair kit
Viair 440P air compressor
Battery jump starter
LED flashlights and batteries
Electrical tape
Duct tape
Scissors
Fuses
Wire connectors and crimp tool
Electrical pliers
Zip ties
Folding and full size shovels
Tow straps (X2) and shackles
Bottle and HiLift Jacks: bases for both
Bowsaw and Silky handsaw
Leatherman
Knife
Woodman’s Pal
Axe
First Aid kit