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ASSY, FORCING SCREW/WASHER - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 4535-11

The OTC Tools and Equipment 4535-11 Forcing Screw/Washer Assembly is a critical replacement component designed for professional automotive technicians. This assembly plays an essential role in specialized service tools, enabling the application of controlled force for precise removal and installation tasks. Manufactured to uphold the rigorous standards of professional-grade equipment, it ensures reliable performance in demanding workshop environments.

Key Features

  • Direct Replacement: Specifically engineered as a genuine replacement part for the OTC 4535 A/C Clutch Hub Remover and Installer Set.
  • Precision Force Application: Facilitates the controlled application of force necessary for delicate yet firm operations, preventing damage to sensitive components.
  • Professional Durability: Constructed from robust materials, ensuring longevity and consistent performance under repeated professional use.
  • Maintains Tool Integrity: Restores the full functionality of your OTC 4535 set, allowing for continued damage-free A/C clutch hub service.
  • Optimized Performance: The integrated washer ensures proper load distribution during tightening, enhancing the effectiveness and safety of the forcing screw.

Applications

The 4535-11 Forcing Screw/Washer Assembly is indispensable for professional mechanics utilizing the OTC 4535 A/C Clutch Hub Remover and Installer Set. Its primary application lies in the precise, damage-free removal and installation of clutch hubs on a broad spectrum of air conditioning compressors. This includes, but is not limited to, popular models from GM-Harrison (such as DA-6, HR-5, V-5, A-6, and early R4), Nippondenso (including Ford/Chrysler A590, C171, FS-6, 6P148A new style), Sanden, Sankyo, York/Tecumseh HR980, and Zexel/Mitsubishi CH series compressors. It is an essential component for maintaining and repairing crucial automotive air conditioning systems.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 09 August, 2017.