Ford Lock Pin Remover - D81P-3504-N - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 7122R

The OTC 7122R Ford Lock Pin Remover is a professional-grade tool engineered for the efficient and precise removal of the inner tie rod socket retaining pin on specific Ford vehicles. Designed to streamline service on rack and pinion power steering systems, this specialized tool ensures proper maintenance and repair operations. It serves as a direct equivalent to Ford part number D81P-3504-N, providing mechanics with a reliable solution for a common service task.

Key Features

  • Dedicated Functionality: Specifically designed to remove the inner tie rod socket retaining pin on Ford vehicles.
  • Ford OEM Equivalent: Directly comparable to Ford No. D81P-3504-N, ensuring precise fit and function.
  • Professional Durability: Constructed by OTC Tools and Equipment for sustained performance in demanding shop environments.
  • Efficient Operation: Facilitates quick and accurate pin removal, minimizing downtime during steering system repairs.
  • Serviceable Design: Features replaceable tips, extending the life of the tool (replacement tips sold separately).

Applications

This OTC 7122R Lock Pin Remover is essential for professional technicians working on Ford vehicles equipped with rack and pinion power steering systems. It is primarily used during the replacement or servicing of inner tie rod ends where the retaining pin must be removed to access the socket. This tool simplifies a critical step in steering system maintenance, making it a valuable addition to any automotive repair facility.

Specifications

  • Weight: 5 oz.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 14 January, 2000.