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There are 24 products.
JTC socket — tightening and loosening threaded fasteners of the corresponding size. 19 mm. Ref.: 45-1366 JTC.
JTC retainer or locking tool — positioning or locking compatible components during service or assembly. 64 mm. Ref.: 45-1422 JTC.
JTC set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. 28,5mm. Ref.: 45-1422P JTC.
JTC tool or accessory — the service or workshop operation specified for the item. Ref.: 45-1709 JTC.
JTC pliers — gripping, holding, cutting or installation work according to the tool type. Ref.: 45-1912 JTC.
JTC hook — holding, pulling or handling compatible loads/components. Ref.: 45-1944 JTC.
JTC pliers — gripping, holding, cutting or installation work according to the tool type. Ref.: 45-1353 JTC.
JTC tool or accessory — the service or workshop operation specified for the item. Ref.: 45-1405 JTC.
JTC set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. Ref.: 45-1452A JTC.
JTC set — work corresponding to the components included in the set. Ref.: 45-1613A JTC.
JTC retainer or locking tool — positioning or locking compatible components during service or assembly. Ref.: 45-4049 JTC.
JTC tool or accessory — the service or workshop operation specified for the item. Ref.: 45-J01 JTC.
The braking system is the paramount active safety component of any vehicle, demanding routine and exacting maintenance. This category of specialized tooling features universal brake caliper wind-back tool kits, which provide the precise rotational and compressive force required to safely push both front and rear caliper pistons back into their bores when installing fresh, thick brake pads. Furthermore, the selection includes electronic brake fluid moisture testers (for instantly analyzing water contamination levels in DOT fluid), specialized flare-nut wrenches designed to loosen stubbornly corroded bleeder screws without stripping the hex heads, and handheld pneumatic vacuum pumps that allow a single mechanic to rapidly bleed the brake lines completely free of trapped air.
