1985 1986 1987 Ford Ranger 2.3l Diesel Engine Special Tools Kit Mitsubishi on 2040-parts.com
Ringtown, Pennsylvania, US
FACTORY FORD SERVICE TOOL ITEM T85T-6000-D2.3
INCLUDES ALL THE TOOLS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOS AND ON THE CASE LABEL, NOTHING IS MISSING.
NOTHING APPEARS TO EVER HAVE BEEN USED.
THIS KIT WAS PRODUCED FOR FORD FOR THE 2.3L MITSUBISHI TURBO DIESEL ENGINE
USED IN FORD RANGER AND BRONCO II MODELS FROM 1985 THROUGH 1987.
BE SURE THIS IS THE ITEM YOU WANT.
ASK QUESTIONS.
ALL SALES ARE FINAL, NO RETURN, NO REFUND.
PAYMENT IS DUE WITHIN FIVE DAYS OF PURCHASE.
THANK YOU.
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