I got a S.O. S9465 A, from the estate of a friend who passed away. It's a very long wrench, and really thin on the boxed end. It's stamped by S.O. that it's not a guaranteed tool. So it makes me wonder what it's for. The part no longer comes up on the S.O. website. Does anyone have a reference for older tool part numbers?
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What is a Snap-on S9465 A wrench for?
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Moose-LandTran
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Got a pic?
I recall a special Mopar wrench like that.
I recall a special Mopar wrench like that.
Chrysler fluid drive wrench.
"for removin the drive flange stud nuts holding the fluid drive assembly to crank shaft flange"
I have a few of them and see them fairly often. They must have been a fairly necessary tool at some time.
"for removin the drive flange stud nuts holding the fluid drive assembly to crank shaft flange"
I have a few of them and see them fairly often. They must have been a fairly necessary tool at some time.
Moose-LandTran
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Chrysler fluid drive wrench.
"for removin the drive flange stud nuts holding the fluid drive assembly to crank shaft flange"
I have a few of them and see them fairly often. They must have been a fairly necessary tool at some time.
Fluid Drive = Torque Converter, right?
That's a tough one. You said it has a box end... I found a pic of a S9465A Snap-on but it is double open end. Most of the long thin wrenches were tappet (valve adjusting) or brake adjusting tools because the length made it easier to make small changes at the adjuster... Like a lever theory. I checked an old price list but didn't find that number. i also looked at the website below but didn't find anything. Some numbers are close though. Interesting, i'll keep checking back!
http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/index.html
http://home.comcast.net/~alloy-artifacts/index.html
Fluid Drive = Torque Converter, right?
Yes, some call them flywheel wrenches. Neat wrench, the box end is scary thin at one end. I sold one to someone on here so some still have a use for them. That description is from a 1950 catalog.
Here is a thread with pics.
http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=44630&highlight=snap+chrysler+wrench