Does this tool work on Chrysler alt. pulleys?
1765923
I used it on a 2006 Dodge Caravan with a Denso 136 amp alternator and it worked perfectly.
1765924
I have a Dodge Caliber and could not get the tool to work for it. Although my car was listed as one that was supposed to work.
1765925
Yes it does I used it to replace a problem alternator pulley on a chysler town and country and a dodge gran caravan.
1765926
My husband used this on our 2005 Dodge Caravan last fall, and it worked great. It doesn't squeak at all now. I hope this helps.
1765927
Yes it worked great on my 05 dodge grand caravan. It was pretty tough to turn but it worked with good leverage
43789
I think so. I got it just for torquing down the lug nuts. It has enough leverage to remove the lug nuts as well. As far as spark plugs, I think it'll work if you have some various length extensions available, if you need them. It's a long torque wrench, so you'll have plenty of leverage.
1032127
Yes. The (T) shaped tool with the blue head works on Toyota truck, Ford explorer, and some dodge equipment. I have several sets of these on our service trucks and have not found a single vehicle that they wont fit.
1566424
Sure..... It will work for any torque application that requires 20 to 200 inch pounds of torque. In many cases engines require torque wrenches that measure foot pounds instead of inch pounds (1 ft pound = 12 in pounds)
1204911
not sure it will work. the tool number you need for that car is kent moor j-39765
339754
Will work on any concentric rotating object as long as there is a surface that can be used to attach a reflective dot. Pulleys that are a couple inches in diameter and up are ideal. Using a small diameter shaft would be a bit more difficult.
1476068
Yes it does, Im a auto mechanic and it is a great tool! way better then the automotive specific ones and a lot cheaper then the higher end tools.
1204736
Yes, a 1/2" drive fits the tool. I used my 1/2 breaker bar to hold the engine, another breaker bar and socket to remove the pulley bolt. The tool works great.
1451882
it should because it reads vehicles from 1996 and up. I love this devise. It is probably the best tool my husband has ever owned.
676978
Look on CDI's website for most accurate info. The tool may go down to 5 but likely isn't reliable at that low of a torque.
503498
I'm not positive on your application but I am guessing it will. I used it on a GM car. The puller is larger than some others sold. Sorry I don't have an absolute answer for you.
2046635
Hi, I apologize for taking so long to respond. The instructions that came with the tool says it will fit the pulley in your question.
2046637
Possibly. Haven't tried myself. I can tell you, that after replacing several pulleys with this tool, I have realised that replacing the alternator is the best fix, as the replacement pulleys never last long.
617851
I purchased this TOOL because you need it to get access to the Fuel Pump or Sending Unit UNDER the Back Seat of most all Chrysler Cars....and it fit my 2006 Chrysler 300...This tool is ultra heavy duty...you can use a Break-Over Bar on...most mechanics do not have this tool...only the Dealership and they charge quite a bit more than any Auto Repair Shop.
298471
i tried it on a dodge crankshaft bolt with no luck but it is very hard hitting that was the only bolt it failed to take out hope this helped it does pull ford bed bolts with out any trouble
876137
I have honestly not used it on that particular model, but I looked it up on my MB tools catalog, and this dipstick is listed to work perfectly on that model, hope that helps!
548073
I don't think so, it works on pre OBD II GM and Saturn cars and light trucks 1982-1995. On the Chrysler you have to jump the ground and code terminals and read the codes flashing on the dash unless you can find another reader specifically for Mopars!