Kent Moore J-45104 Slide Hammer Adapter on 2040-parts.com
Lake Orion, Michigan, US
You are buying a Kent Moore J-45104 Slide Hammer Adapter. This adapter can be used with the Kent Moore J-6125-1B slide hammer to remove the intermediate shaft from the engine oil pan on GM TrailBlazers, Envoys, Saab 97-X 4wd vehicles. This adaptor can also be used with other slide hammers that have an external 5/16" course threaded puller stud.
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