Kent Moore J-44586 Seal Puller / Extractor For Chevy Trailblazer on 2040-parts.com
Metairie, Louisiana, US
used tool used one time to make one repair!
Kent Moore J-44586
Used to pull/extract an inner small seal in the power steering rack & pinon of a chevy trailblazer. Impossible to remove with out this specialized tool. Thanks GM :-(
Believe me, I tried, broke down & bought one, and now don't need it anymore. Teenager totaled the suv.
Probably fits other gm vehicles of the same platform.
I believe Kent Moore hand tools are made in the USA and have lifetime warranty.
Weighs 1lb, 4oz ; cheapest to ship in flat rate priority with delivery confirmation.
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