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Gear Puller Manual Transaxle F.W.D. - Mopar Essential Tools

Part #: L-4407A

Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Mopar Essential Tools
  • Model Number: L-4407A
  • Product Type: Gear Puller, Specialty Automotive Tool
  • Weight: 2 lbs

Key Features

  • Specifically engineered for the precise removal of gears and sprockets in various automotive applications.
  • Constructed from durable materials to withstand rigorous use in professional service environments.
  • Lightweight design, weighing 2 lbs, facilitates ease of handling and maneuverability during complex tasks.
  • Designed to perform removal procedures efficiently, helping to prevent damage to critical vehicle components.

Applications

  • Facilitates the removal of transfer shaft and output gears in Front-Wheel Drive (FWD) vehicles equipped with manual transaxles.
  • Used for removing transfer shaft and output gears in FWD vehicles featuring 31TH and 41TE Automatic transaxles.
  • Aids in the removal of crankshaft sprockets on 3.5-liter engines.
  • Applicable for removing crankshaft sprockets on Cummins diesel fuel injection (Bosch In-Line Pump) models from 1978 to current.
  • Essential for drivetrain repair, engine maintenance, and transmission service within automotive workshops and dealerships, particularly for Chrysler, Dodge, and Jeep vehicles.

Benefits

  • Enhanced Efficiency: Streamlines complex gear and sprocket removal, saving valuable time during vehicle service and repair.
  • Component Integrity: Engineered to precisely remove parts without causing damage to the transaxle, engine, or associated components, safeguarding costly repairs.
  • Broad Versatility: Supports a range of critical removal tasks, from FWD manual and automatic transaxle gears to specific engine crankshaft sprockets, making it a valuable addition to a professional toolkit.
  • Professional Durability: Manufactured by Mopar Essential Tools, ensuring reliability and a long service life in demanding automotive environments.

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This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 03 January, 2007.