Kent Moore J-45860 Vses Tone Ring Installer Msrp $130! on 2040-parts.com
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, US
| Tool Number: | J-45860 |
| Applications: | 2003 C/K/2005 S/T w/VSES |
J-45960 is a double-sided tool, which is attached to J-8092 Drive Handle and used to seat the tone ring to the desired depth. Free lightning fast shipping to US doorsteps! Payment must be made within 4 days. | |
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