Lisle Duramax Flexplate Holder and Socket Kits 22100

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Part Number: LIL-22100

$39.99

Flexplate Holder and Socket, Short Well 12-Point Socket, 3/4 in. Drive, Square Drive Socket, Chevy, GM, Kit
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Lisle Duramax Flexplate Holder and Socket Kits 22100

Lisle Duramax Flexplate Holder and Socket Kits 22100

LIL-22100

5 out of 5 stars ( 25 )

Part Number: LIL-22100

Estimated Ship Date: Today

$39.99

Estimated Ship Date: Today

Overview

Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
22100
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
LIL-22100
UPC:
083045221005
Socket Type:
Short well 12-point
Socket Drive:
3/4 in.
Quantity:
Sold as a kit.
Notes:
Square drive socket.

Lisle Duramax Flexplate Holder and Socket Kits

Lisle Duramax flexplate holder and socket kits are designed to lock flexplates in place when removing the harmonic balancer on 6.6L Chevrolet Duramax diesel engines with an Allison automatic transmission. They save time by locking the flexplate at the transmission instead of having to remove the starter for water pump replacement. Simply remove the metal spring-loaded inspection plate on the bottom of the transmission, and slide the tool into the opening toward the engine--with the top of the tool engaging the teeth of the flywheel. Use the included 36mm 12-point socket with 3/4 in. square drive to remove the harmonic balancer bolt and retorque upon installation.

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