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Spx Kent Moore J-39345 Helicoil Metric Thread Repair Kit For 4.0l 4.6l Engines on 2040-parts.com

US $87.00
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Easthampton, Massachusetts, US

Easthampton, Massachusetts, US
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KENT MOORE TOOL J-39345 4.0L 4.6L Engine HeliCoil Metric Thread Repair Kit

This is a Lightly Used Kent Moore Tool J-39345 used for a 4.0L and 4.6L Engine. It is a HeliCoil Metric Thread Repair Kit. 

Kit appears to be complete!

This tool came from a small, closed GM Dealership and is in used condition.

A fewof the inserts have been used as some of the cases are not completely full.

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