Valve Core Tool Extra Long on 2040-parts.com
Bowmanville, Ontario, Canada
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THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST VALVE CORE TOOLS I'VE FOUND DURING MY 30+ YEARS AS A MECHANIC.
IT'S LIGHTWEIGHT, WITH A METAL ALLOY CORE, ALUMINUM KNURLED GRIP AND EXTRA LONG TO REACH INTO THOSE HARD TO GET AT VALVES. (I USED IT SUCCESSFULLY ON THE A/C VALVE IN MY CAR WHEN NUMEROUS OTHERS I TRIED WERE TOO SHORT TO REACH THE CORE). SLOT IS APPROX 2mm IN WIDTH AND DEPTH, OVERALL LENGTH OF TOOL IS 14cm WITH 8cm USEABLE SHAFT DEPTH. SEE PIC BESIDE SHARPIE FOR SIZE COMPARISON (NOT INCLUDED). SHIPS SAME OR NEXT DAY VIA FIRST CLASS MAIL WHICH DOES NOT INCLUDE A TRACKING NUMBER. |
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