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You always have it with you. The wrench is located on your spy phone.
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Where do you get the wrench to fix the penguin telescope?
in da spyphone
What thing do you use on your spy phone to fix the telescope?
You use the wrench.
What do you do after you fix his telescope on club penguin?
YOU USE the wrench in your spy phone,.
On Club Penguin Mission 2 how do you fix the telescope?
find the belt from the sports shop and fix it
How do you fix Club Penguin telascope?
In mission 1? You get your wrench out of your spy phone from tools and use it to fix the telescope.
In the Case of the Missing Puffles how do you fix the telescope?
you need to us your spy phone's wrench.
On Club Penguin what gadget can fix the brown penguin's telescope?
The wrench in your spy phone...
On Club Penguin how do you fix the telescope?
You stay at the ski hill and using your spy phone, click the wrench to the broken telescope arts. The wrench is found by pressing the red button on your spy phone.
In Club Penguin how do you find the gaget to fix the telescope?
You click on your spy phone and hit the red blinking light and it will unlock three tools; scissors, a comb, and a wrench. Click on the wrench, and when you have control of it, click on the telescope, and the wrench will be working.
On clubpenguin what do you do after you save the penguins from the iceberg?
Go to the ski mountain.Using the wrench from your spy phone,fix the telescope.
What to do after saving the penguins on the ice berg?
Go to the ski hill and fix the penguins telescope with the wrench and look through it
Where do you put the telescope on mission 4 in club penguin to see the mountain?
First of all you fix the penguins telescope by clicking on your blue thing where it says go to the HQ and stuff like that and you click on tools then you click on the wrench and carry the wrench to the telescope then you click on the telescope then you talk to the penguin and then you click on the telescope and you will be able to get a good view from the telescope to see Aunt artics puffles!
