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Product Name: Plastic Oil Draining Tool Adapter Kit
Features:
– The transmission fluid change tools joints for filling up, draining off and screw removal or installation.
– It is easy and convenient for installation and disassemble, reliable and durable to use, and old or broken ones can be replaced well.
– For use on 725.0 transmission, also known as the 9G-Tronic.The replacement part number: W725589009000 and W725589029000.
– The tools are made of reinforced nylon with high hardness, rust resistance and corrosion resistance, long-lasting durability. Place of Application:
– Fit for Mercedes Benz 725.0 9G-Tronic Gearbox
Package Include:
1 x Fuel Filler Joint
1 x 8mm Oil Pan Screw Wrench
1 x Oil Drain Wrench
1 x ATF109 Filling Adapter
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Listing compatibility notes
- Place of Application: Fit for Mercedes Benz 725.
- Place of Application: - Fit for Mercedes Benz 725.
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Fit and size notes
- Place of Application: Fit for Mercedes Benz 725.
- Place of Application: - Fit for Mercedes Benz 725.
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- Verify the referenced part number: W725589009000.
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2.8 / 5
2 source ratings
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Jeff Melvin –
Do not buy this tool. It is flimsy plastic and the valve selector tool twists before the valve moves so you don’t know what position the valve is in. Total junk. I threw it in the trash and ordered a metal one. You get what you pay for. Spend another $10 and get a metal set.