New Kent Moore Tool J-45706 Pinion Race Remover Msrp $104! Ships Free! on 2040-parts.com
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, US
Tool Number: | J-45706 |
Price (USD): | $104.88 |
Tool Name: | Pinion Race Remover |
Applications: | 2003 GMT610 G/H Van |
J-45706 fits inside the ID of the bearing race and is turned sideways engaging across the race in 2 locations. J-42176 Driver Handle is installed into J-45706, and used to remove the race. Free lightning fast shipping to US doorsteps! Payment must be made within 4 days. |
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