Description
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| Manufacturer |
JM AUTO TOOLS |
| Brand |
JM AUTO TOOLS |
| Item Weight |
7.4 ounces |
| Package Dimensions |
7 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Manufacturer Part Number |
JM-151 |
This 2-piece tool kit includes the head bolt socket and protector sleeve along with head bolt socket tool extension. It gives you the pro tools you need to safely protect you cylinder head when removing head bolts Application: (L405) 4 (L319) Sport (L320) (L462) Velar (L560) Evoque (L538) Sport (L550) XE (X760) XF (X260) XK (X100) XK (X150) XJ (X350) XJ (X351) F-Type (X152) F-Pace (X761) E-Pace (X540) OEM no.ref: 303-1653 , 303-1492
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Customer feedback
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4.8 / 5
10 source ratings
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Bookster –
I have a short Torx socket from SK tools that fits nicely into the head that works well too and was a lot less money
steve humphreys –
I recently removed the cylinder head from my 2010 Range Rover and this tool worked great. I know it’s a little pricey but you don’t want to skimp on not using the correct tool for these stretch bolts. There’s a video out there of a guy who broke one one of the bolts using another tool and he had a hell of a time removing the broken bolt. Highly recommend paying the extra money for the right tool.