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I bought a tool box from a pawn shop and it came with a couple specialty tools that I will never use, so I figured maybe some of you guys could find some use for them. I will be updating this thread as I get more organized and pics taken. I am open to trades, so ask away.

First off I have a Kent Moore transmission diagnostic tool. I have never used one of these so I dont know much about it. It has about harnesses and three modules. I am not really sure what its worth so just make me an offer.

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Here are the part numbers I could find...

J 38791
J 35592
J 33431-30

I also have a Matco CV450 puller, a bunch of clutch aleignment tools, more pullers, sockets, special wrenches, ect. I will post pics later on.

Thanks, Bodie:beer:
 
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Armstrong Performance said:
I bought a tool box from a pawn shop and it came with a couple specialty tools that I will never use, so I figured maybe some of you guys could find some use for them. I will be updating this thread as I get more organized and pics taken. I am open to trades, so ask away.

First off I have a Kent Moore transmission diagnostic tool. I have never used one of these so I dont know much about it. It has about harnesses and three modules. I am not really sure what its worth so just make me an offer:
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I think those are modules that need to be plugged into the actual analyzer. So without access to the high $$$ machine, the modules won't do much good as standalone equipment.
 
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I'm also interested in the clutch aligners (second in line, after Caper.) and the seal drivers (last pic) and also the half-shaft remover. (Hex section bar with U-shape slot in the end. In pic 3/4/5.)

$20 for the half-shaft tool?
$25 for the seal drivers?
 
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How much for pilot bearing puller?

Oh, those are seal drivers? Interesting....
 
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Moose-LandTran said:
I'm also interested in the clutch aligners (second in line, after Caper.) and the seal drivers (last pic) and also the half-shaft remover. (Hex section bar with U-shape slot in the end. In pic 3/4/5.)

$20 for the half-shaft tool?
$25 for the seal drivers?
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$25 for all the seal drivers? I might need a little more for all. I will take $20 for the other tool.


bmwpower said:
How much for pilot bearing puller?

Oh, those are seal drivers? Interesting....
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Just make an offer.

ProGun3400 said:
I'm also interested in the seal drivers. Price?
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Just make me an offer.

caper said:
Not the type of speciality wrenches I'm looking for,thanks anyway.
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No problem, thanks for looking.:beer:


I will sell it all, one, a couple, whatever you guys would like. I can take Paypal, CC, check, however.
 
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Here is some info on some of the tools I have. You can go to https://gmspecialservicetools.spx.com/HomePage.aspx to see what these tools cost new, and most have a pic in the description.

Kent Moore Tools

38301-1 Clutch Spring compressor - $5
38297-A Counter shaft gear remover - $5
35762 Axle shaft puller - $20
28653 Servo Cover depressor - $5
39243 bearing assy - $50
33944 Compressor Clutch plate remover - $20
36017 trans tool - $30
8101 Valve guide cleaner - $5
33008 Axle Shaft remover - $20
33027 Clutch hub holding tool - $20
34984 Crankshaft remover/installer - $20
36412 Turbine shaft seal installer - $30
29334 Clutch compressor - $50
41427 Engine lift bracket - $75
33942 Compressor seal seat remover - $75
28412 Clutch fork bushing rem/inst - $5
37762 Brake bleeder adapter - $15
36045 Puller plate assy - $10
37979-A Valve spring compressor adapter - $15
41387 Wheel bearing race remover - $10
37096 Flywheel holder - $10
34995 Crankshaft front seal installer - $5
34880 Compressor Key pressor - $4

OTC tools

7135 FWD Front hub installer - $5
7268 Ford Belt Tensioner Torque Wrench Adapter - $5
 
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I get a mostly blank page when I go to the link for the transmission tool. What transmissions does it plug into? I have a few GM cars.
 
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Bull said:
I get a mostly blank page when I go to the link for the transmission tool. What transmissions does it plug into? I have a few GM cars.
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Here is some more info for it...

Tool Number: J-36017 Price (USD): 176.90 Tool Name: Value Guide Seal Installer Description: The oil filter for TR6060 transmissions is pressed lightly into the from case of the unit. During service on the gear set, or when directed by service information, the filter must be removed. Once s Applications: QUAD 4
 
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Oh no, I mean for the electronic diagnostic tool, the one with the harnesses and modules.

Armstrong Performance said:
Here is some more info for it...

Tool Number: J-36017 Price (USD): 176.90 Tool Name: Value Guide Seal Installer Description: The oil filter for TR6060 transmissions is pressed lightly into the from case of the unit. During service on the gear set, or when directed by service information, the filter must be removed. Once s Applications: QUAD 4
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Bull said:
Oh no, I mean for the electronic diagnostic tool, the one with the harnesses and modules.
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OK, Im sorry. I have never personally used one but from what I understand you unplug the harness going to the ECM and power it by the cigarette lighter plug. You can control each shift, and the lockup on the tq converter.
 
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Armstrong Performance said:
OK, Im sorry. I have never personally used one but from what I understand you unplug the harness going to the ECM and power it by the cigarette lighter plug. You can control each shift, and the lockup on the tq converter.
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Can you tell/have you read what models of GM car/transmission in can connect to? I plugged those model numbers into that website and no entries came up.
 
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