GEARWRENCH Universal Brake Shoe Retaining Spring Tool - 2774D

Name: GEARWRENCH Universal Brake Shoe Retaining Spring Tool - 2774D
Brand: GEARWRENCH
SKU: 1395666
Price: 12.40 USD
Rating: 9.1 (181 reviews)

$ 12.40

Score By Feature

Based on 181 ratings

Value for money

9.53

Easy to use

9.28

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Product Description

2 MB is the size of the package. The length of the ball is 54 cm

There are 15 inches of height on the package. I am 875 cm tall

A package has a length of 2 and a width of The length of the ball is 54 cm

Questions & Answers

Do you think this will ?

I am quite satisfied with the tool, thanks for making it available.

Is this tool suitable for Toyota FJ Cruiser or do you know of a tool that works for this vehicle?

The shoe brake tool should work on your vehicle if you have shoe brakes. However, you can find the size of the retention clip that holds the spring in place by contacting your local dealer or auto store. To compare with the tool's specifications, you can use the tool's specs.

Do you think this tool will work on a Hyundai Accent?

Drum brakes of any type should work with this device

Are you sure that this tool is from the United States?

A lawsuit against KD Tools claims they've been stalked by their own manufacturing USA and are now making their Gearwrench brand overseas. If you are interested, we do have a couple of options. Thank you, Gary

Selected User Reviews For GEARWRENCH Universal Brake Shoe Retaining Spring Tool - 2774D

Gear wrench did not make a tool that matched the description

3/5

I first tried powering onto my Ford Ranger with a KD tool and a gear wrench tool. I used this tool to replace the 9 inch rear brakes. Due to the fact that my brakes are on the small side, which use the large style retention springs, this tool is worthless since the large side is made of much too thick metal, which causes the tool to drag against the In the end, I decided to go with a cheaper tool that was made differently and worked much better as well. Because the tool is designed in such a way that the small end digs into your hand when you push the spring in, it is painful to use. It was supposed to be more economical and take up less space in my toolbox if I bought one tool for two brakes, but I hope to end up tossing that out or never using.