Otc 6768 6.0l Glow Plug Tool on 2040-parts.com
Austin, Colorado, US
OTC 6768
Glow Plug Harness Remover
for
Ford 6.0
Use this tool to safely remove and install the glow plug harness on 2004 and newer Ford 6.0L Diesel engines, without damaging the harness.
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within 7 days of purchase as long as the item is returned as received,
with all the packing materials. In an effort to keep our prices as low
as
possible we can not pay for any shipping cost on returns. If an item
is received D.O.A. or encounters a problem within the first 7 days we
will gladly exchange and ship out the return item at no additional cost
to you but the shipping cost on the item being returned must be paid by
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customer.
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