German Made Brake Pad Removal Tool By Kukko, Used On Merecedes Cars And Others on 2040-parts.com
Charleston, South Carolina, US
Here is a new Kukko brake pad puller. This is the Kukko number 126-01 tool.
Kukko
is a large company based in
Germany
with a large selection of gear pullers and special tools. This tool has adjustable arms with 5mm pins. It has a green plastic dip handle. Overall about 140mm (5-1/2") long. With 100mm (4") wide handle. This is a universal tool suggested for use on Mercedes and other German cars with disk brake pads with 5mm holes in the pads. Please inspect your pads before bidding. Some cars take a tool with smaller pins. Here is the tool that will allow you to do the job right. I used this tool on my Mercedes vehicles.
Will ship to CONUS only.
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