Yoursme Injection Pump Gear Puller Removal Installer Tool & Engine Barring/Rotating Tool for Cummins and Dodge Engines

Yoursme Injection Pump Gear Puller Removal Installer Tool & Engine Barring/Rotating Tool for Cummins and Dodge Engines

$ 22.99

Score By Feature

Based on 25 ratings

Packaging

8.29

Delivery

8.42

Satisfaction

8.43

Value for money

8.80

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Product Description

Cummins Engines Dodge Ram Bosch VE P7100 VP44 4BT 6BT can be pulled with this Injection Pump Gear Puller. A rotating tool for the Cummins B/C Series engines and the Dodge 3500 pickups is also available. The ninth lesson is found in chapter five. It will have a 9L, 6 designation. The 7L and the 8L. Engines with three liters of diesel fuel.

Super material High quality 42CrMo steel with a Black Finish, that resists rust and impact. High Strength and Durability, ensuring reliable service for a long time.

With this tool, you will easily remove the injection pump gear with ease. With the engine barreling/rotating tool, you simply drive the tool into the flywheel housing until it engages the ring gear, then turn it using a 1/2" square drive ratchet or breaker bar.

In the package you will get 1PC Injection Pump Gear Puller with two heavy duty flange bolts, and 1PC Engine Barring & Rotating

Customer Satisfaction Guarantee We seek to serve our customers to the best of our ability. If you are not 100% satisfied with our item, simply return it for a full refund within There is a warranty period of 12 months. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns about our products.

Selected User Reviews For Yoursme Injection Pump Gear Puller Removal Installer Tool & Engine Barring/Rotating Tool for Cummins and Dodge Engines

Tool that works well

5/5

This product is very useful and passed the test, which I used to push the engine's power unit on a 2001 Dodge Ram 2500.

Colter Chan

| Feb 05, 2021

I was able to accomplish my goal

5/5

It worked well and I was able to remove the gear from the CP3 quite easily, but that is perhaps not surprising since it consists of a sheet of steel with a couple holes and a few bolts.