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Laser Tools Front Wheel Bearing Tool - for Ford Transit - PL

Laser Tools Front Wheel Bearing Tool - for Ford Transit - PL

by Laser Tools
SKU 5545-LAS
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£223.99 - £223.99
£223.99
£223.99 - £223.99
£223.99

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Product Information

This kit has been developed to remove the front wheel bearing housing from the front drive flange. The front bearings are integral to the outer housing and due to their design are rendered un-serviceable when separated from the drive flange. Specifically for Ford Transit front wheel bearings from 2000.

Features
  • Allows separation from suspension upright of the bearing housing/drive flange assemble for disc removal. Designed to separate the drive flange from the bearing to allow drive flange to be re-used.
  • Designed to be used with the hub left on the vehicle.
  • Use with impact force screw provided (a press is required to put the wheel bearings back on).
  • For Ford Transit (from 2013), please see laser Part Nos. 7018 and 7109. For the smaller Transit Custom, please see Laser Part No. 7109.
  • Made in Sheffield.
Specifications
Brand Laser Tools
EAN 5018341055455
Type Bearing Removal Tools
Item Weight 5.931 kg
Custom Bundle No
Item Width 240mm
Item Height 150mm
Item Depth 240mm
Country/Region of Manufacture Great Britain
Customs Tariff Number 82055980
Sub-Type WHEE
Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) PL
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