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Features
1.This is an oil pan seal separator gasket remover cutter tool.
2.Fine workmanship,good quality and durability.
3.Portable design,easy to use.
4 Oil pan removal tool.
How to Use
This tool works great at cutting RTV sealant on oil pans. If you couldn’t get the transmission pan off, a few taps of a hammer with this tool, the oil pan will came off with minimal effort, it's the perfect tool to remove transmission oil pan.
Appliction
Wide,tapered,round blIPTIONade edges between metal surfaces to break gasket seals on engine pumps,transmissions or any difficult to separate gasket joints transmissions or any difficult to separate gasket joints.
Compatible Fit for
Oil Pan Separator Tool Compatible Fit for Benz and BMW
Sturdy And Durable
This product selects high-quality steel and adopts high-temperature quenching processing technology, which greatly improves the rigidity, hardness, wear resistance and toughness of the steel, making the product more sturdy and durable.
Antiskid Handle
This product pays attention to detail design and adopts anti-skid handle, which is more comfortable to use and not easy to slip from your hand.
Removable Design
The handle can be easily disassembled and assembled. It can be disassembled at any time after use, which is convenient to carry.
And there's a ball detent to hold it in place however its not a tight fit so most of time need hold it by hand to get it started.
Kenny Do
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
Worked great
jill geisler
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023
This item did the trick of separating my transmission pan from the tran body. The only issue was the little handle would not stay in place. The handle has a spring loaded ball to fit into a groove, but there is no groove. I fixed it by adding a thin metal shim and hammering the handle in. Just part of doing things yourself, too bad the people who design things apparently never actually use them themselves.
Andrea Grant
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2023
We could not get the oil pan off my 2017 Nissan Pathfinder and this did the trick! It was a very tight space and this saved us from needing to pull off other parts.
Thomas Morris
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2023
I got this to use on oil pan removal this it's a common thing at our shop. It went in ok but I didn't have alot of room to work with( car was still in the air, was doing oil pan reseal)If you have enough room to use a hammer this may be good. Went old school and got a puddy and prybar.
John Tarbox
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2022
This tool is the best way to break loose the sealant on oil pans. That being said, this particular version has a major design flaw....the handle if the tool is loosely held in with a small spring loaded ball As soon as you hit the tool to permeate the sealant, the handle pops off. To rectify this problem I ended up welding the round handle onto the tool. This solves the major design flaw and now tool works perfectly. If you can't weld, choose a version of this tool were the small round handle is permanently attatched.
Arctic Ink
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2021
Tool works great once you get it started. I was trying to go the putty knife trick thinking I'd be able to break oil pan loose-nope should've saved myself 3 hours and a couple busted knuckles and ordered this tool. First of all the handle is supposed to be removable and there's a ball detent to hold it in place however its not a tight fit so most of time I had to hold it by hand to get it started. Also the shim part that looks like a blade isn't a blade but just a stout thin piece of metal that's held into place by 2 tiny (2.5mm) allen head screws. CHeck the tightness of the screws regularly to get the most out of your pounding. I used it on 2003 Honda CRV don't let the M-B BMW deter you. Local auto parts stores to don't have this tool either.
Doug Amador
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2021
I’m glad I bought this tool. If I would have used a screw driver to separate the transmission oil pan (2003 Sequoia) , for sure it would have done some damage. Ones you get it started, hit the tool sideways along the pan it would be breeze.
Tom Finter
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2021
This thing looks like a great idea, but it is just too thick to get wedged in between the pan and block. I ended up using a screwdriver and had no problem
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