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πŸ”§ SUNROAD 27pcs Universal Press and Pull Sleeve Kit - Bearing, Seal, and Bush Removal Insertion Sleeve Tool Set with Case Review

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Description of πŸ”§ SUNROAD 27pcs Universal Press and Pull Sleeve Kit - Bearing, Seal, and Bush Removal Insertion Sleeve Tool Set with Case

Universal Replacement for cars, LCV and HGV. Press and pull sleeve kit Replacement for removing and installing bushes,bearings and seals etc,allows the technician to service a wide range of bushings without removing set from the vehicle. Make from high-strength metal materials,durable. Reduces the possibility of damaging the bearing/suspension housings. Press Sleeves:Inside Diameter: from 34-80mm in 2mm steps;Outside Diameter from 44-90mm in 2mm steps;Pulling Spindles with Nuts and Thrust Bearings M10. M12. M14. M16.

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Revainrating 1 out of 5

Not working

Threaded rod steel too soft. The bushing shells are not small enough for many types of bushings that you will find on a vehicle. It is much better to use class 8 bushing shell impact sockets and bolts.

Pros
  • Automotive
Cons
  • Minor problems

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I replaced them with class 8 screws and everything worked great. Wasn't the right size for me either.

Poles are weak and I bent 2 of the 4 you received. I replaced them with class 8 screws and everything worked great. also wasn't the right size for my forerunner to push out the forearm bushing. had to go old school hammer and skoket. but they flexed when I put on new ones. Overall not bad for the price

Pros
  • Tools and Equipment
Cons
  • Too long to wait

Revainrating 1 out of 5

Not up to the task

Threaded rod steel too soft. The bushing shells are not small enough for many types of bushings that you will find on a vehicle. It is much better to use class 8 bushing shell impact sockets and bolts.

Pros
  • Automotive
Cons
  • Ok

Revainrating 3 out of 5

I replaced them with class 8 screws and everything worked great. Wasn't the right size for me either.

Rods are weak and bent, I bent 2 of the 4 you get. I replaced them with class 8 screws and everything worked great. also wasn't the right size for my forerunner to push out the forearm bushing. had to go old school hammer and skoket. but they flexed when I put on new ones. Overall not bad for the price

Pros
  • Brake tools
Cons
  • Some little things