Kent Moore Tool Gm V6 60 Degree Engine Rear Main Seal Remover Installer En-48672 on 2040-parts.com
Easthampton, Massachusetts, US
KENT MOORE Tool GM V6 60 Degree Engine Rear Main Seal Remover Installer EN-48672
The rear seal is difficult to remove in both reverse installation and high-mileage applications, and some removal methods can lead to block or crankshaft damage. EN-48762 mounts to the rear face of the crankshaft, and allows screws to pass through its body into the seal. The forcing screw of EN-48762 is tightened into the rear pilot bore of the crankshaft to draw the seal from its bore without any component damage.
This tool came from a small closed GM Dealership and shows no signs of usage.
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