Tool for adjusting distributor injection pumps VW

I want to buy a torque wrench to adjust the ESPs on my AAB and other vehicles belonging to people I know.

You can find them at *dingsbums* for about €32; however, I'm not sure if they're any good.

What quality is needed for reasonable alignment results, and where is the best place to buy a measuring tool like that?

Hi.

A simple, cheap watch should be enough for the fisherman.

It's still running terribly out of sync, and that's with everything that's supposed to generate power.
We are already starting to reduce the speed on the highway, it's that fast .

Greetings.
m;
whose buddy's AAB is currently making its way through the Alps.

Hi,
You need a measuring device with a 1/100 mm scale, a 10 mm stroke, and a clamping shaft, along with an extension (approximately 100 mm). The display accuracy should be 1/100 mm. No more accurate, otherwise the stroke will be too short. This should be available in hardware stores, or if not, it can be ordered. Otherwise, check online hardware stores. I just saw some candidates.
I actually own a similar watch with a 58 mm dial diameter, which I bought from Hoffmann back then.
You can either machine the adapter yourself by removing the fine threads from the closing screw, or you can purchase it from a tool supplier (which might carry Hazet products).
Okay, I understand. Please provide the German text you would like me to translate into English. I will only provide the translation.
Herbert.

Hello.
I only use the Kuddelschraube for setting the focus on my camera now.
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Hello.
The locking screw must fit perfectly and without any play in the thread. What thread tolerance was used in its manufacturing?
You adjust the ESP (Electronic Stability Program) until the strut piston touches the screw, meaning until it's fully compressed? And then you tighten the ESP screws? And then the adjustment screw needs to have some play, otherwise it will get stuck.
Best regards.
Herbert.

Hi Herbert,
The screw is a standard fine thread screw with the dimensions M8 x 50 x 1.0.
The screw, nut, and washer cost approximately 53 cents.

Below, you can find more information under 'Weitere Möglichkeiten' (which translates to 'More Options').

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Anyone who wants to use a coastal-style propeller should first make sure they are familiar with the thread dimensions of their electric outboard motor. There are actually several different ones.
Regarding risks and side effects...
hg
Herbert.