Kent Moore Allison Transmission Service Tools J-44924. on 2040-parts.com
Avella, Pennsylvania, US
Kent-Moore Allison Transmission Service Tools J-44924. This tool is used. There are 5 parts included in kit. They are part J-43772, J-43909, J-4311-2, J-43911-1, & J-44257.
This kit is used for servicing Allison 1000 series transmissions in GM trucks. Payment due within 48 hrs of end of auction.
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