Blacknwhitepit
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I know 9 items in this pic.
Starting from the top left and moving to right:
The most interesting one is the expensive Transmission tool that costs about $400.00 new.
-BWP
Test out yer knowledge with this pic ripped from BMWPOWER
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I know 9 items in this pic.
Starting from the top left and moving to right:
The most interesting one is the expensive Transmission tool that costs about $400.00 new.
-BWP
krusty the clown
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1-?,2-pressure bleeder adapters,3-****** lifter tool,4-cyl head stands,5-ring groove cleaner,6-?,7-timing cover aligner,8-hog ring pliers,9-ring expander,10-seal driver,11-part of a clutch pack compressor,12-valve guide cleaner,13-****** crank wrench,14-valve spring tool,15-lifter puller,16-?,17-?,18-jaws for a valve spring compressor,19-ac oil injector,20-?,21- pilot brg puller.
the one circled is the one you are asking about?
the one circled is the one you are asking about?
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Blacknwhitepit
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The #11 tool is the expensive one...
Merkava_4
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Now hopefully Krusty will go back and edit his post using the corresponding numbers. 
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Blacknwhitepit
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Number 11, The expensive one!!!!
http://www.etoolcart.com/clutchcompressorandcentersupportremover.aspx
-BWP
http://www.etoolcart.com/clutchcompressorandcentersupportremover.aspx
-BWP
peter_x
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What is it about that tool that makes it so expensive?
Junkman
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#21.... bushing and bearing puller..
Uncle Buck
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Except it would appear that the one in the pic is missing one of the parts that it originally came with.
-B-
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$1000 for #11??!?!?!??!?!?
I would say that that is an example of some serious price gouging hell you could have one machined up for you for a 1/4 of that.
I believe that #10 is a disc brake caliper piston rubber boot installer for the older boots with the metal ring, GM version possibly. I actually have one of those in my tool box!
.. forgot to mention we always referred to it as "the *****".
.. forgot to mention we always referred to it as "the *****".
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Are you sure? It looks like a GM TH 350 rear seal installer to me. That design of seal driver is for driving a seal into a bore that has a shaft sticking out.
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I may be wrong on the 2 items I labeled "door spring compressor". Krusty may be right (valve spring compressor jaws). I'd like a better picture of those.
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Blacknwhitepit
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It looks like a seal driver to me.
-BWP
-BWP
Not sure what it's called but I know how to use it. I think you're supposed to walk around backwards and accidentally fall onto it
janarvae
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Yep, seal driver.
These guys have some of the lowest prices for NEW transmission tools you can find. I bought all my 700R4 tools from them...
http://www.transmissionpartsusa.com/
-Jonathan