Miller Special Tools 6596-1 & 6596-2 Bearing Cup Remover on 2040-parts.com
Union, New Hampshire, US
Miller Special Tools
Miller Tools 6596 Bearing Cup Remover
For Chrysler / Dodge / Jeep. This special tool is used to remove the output shaft front bearing cup in 42LE automatic transaxles. Also used in 42RLE transmissions. 1993 thru Current
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