Matco Tools 2pc Spark Plug Socket Set on 2040-parts.com
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, US
SBD26PTB 3/8" DRIVE SPARK PLUG SOCKET SET Features & Benefits Rubber sponge plug holder holds spark plug in place during removal Nickel-chrome plated Set includes one each of the following: BD206PB - 5/8" (7/8" Socket O.D.) BD266PB - 13/16" (1-1/16" Socket O.D.) BR1A - 5/8" Insert BR2A - 13/16" Insert MSRP $64.00
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