Installer - Crankshaft Rear Oil Slinger T95P-6701-CH - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 303-517

The OTC Tools and Equipment 303-517 Crankshaft Rear Oil Slinger Installer is an essential professional-grade tool designed for the precise installation of the rear oil slinger on compatible Ford engines. This specialized installer ensures correct seating and alignment, crucial for preventing leaks and maintaining engine integrity during servicing. Engineered to meet professional workshop demands, this tool provides a reliable solution for technicians.

Key Features

  • Precision Installation: Engineered for accurate seating of the crankshaft rear oil slinger, preventing damage and ensuring proper function.
  • OEM Cross-Reference: Functions identically to Ford part number T95P-6701-CH, guaranteeing compatibility and performance equivalent to original specifications.
  • Durable Construction: Built by OTC Tools and Equipment, known for their robust and long-lasting automotive service tools.
  • Professional-Grade: Designed for repeated use in demanding shop environments, ensuring longevity and consistent results.

Applications

This crankshaft rear oil slinger installer is specifically designed for a range of Ford modular engines, making it indispensable for technicians working on these platforms. Compatible engine applications include:

  • 4.6L 2V engines
  • 4.6L 4V engines
  • 5.4L engines
  • 6.8L engines

Utilizing the OTC 303-517 ensures that critical engine sealing components are installed correctly, contributing to the longevity and reliability of the repaired vehicle.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 23 February, 2005.