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TIMING GEAR<br />

LOCKING TOOL SET<br />

IKH7688<br />

• suitable for toothed pulleys spaced between approximately 0 - 60<br />

mm<br />

• can be used for twin cam, single cam and diesel engines<br />

• locks the timing gears in place while the timing belt is changed<br />

• adjustable model<br />

• packing size: 1/10<br />

EAN 6418914742345<br />

STEERING KNUCKLE<br />

SPREADER TOOL SET<br />

IKH7687<br />

• spreads the steering knuckle without damaging it<br />

• appliance is adjustable and therefore, can be used with different<br />

kinds of steering knuckles<br />

• suitable for use with most of the different car brands e.g. Audi,<br />

BMW, Citroën, Volkswagen, Ford, Skoda, Seat, Renault, Peugeot<br />

and many Japanese vehicles<br />

• packing size: 1/12<br />

EAN 6418914742338<br />

COIL SPRING COMPRESSOR<br />

for internal compressing<br />

IKH7694<br />

• for internal compressing<br />

• length 300 mm<br />

• width of jaws 90 mm<br />

• packing size: 1/8<br />

EAN 6418914742598<br />

NOTE!<br />

This coil spring compressor is designed for springs up to 12,7-16 cm outside diameter and<br />

wire diameter of 19 mm. Never, under any circumstances, use the tool to compress larger springs.<br />

Instructions:<br />

1. Remove the shock absorber from the vehicle.<br />

2. Clean all excessive dirt and grime from the spring.<br />

3. In order to maximize the tool’s life, lubricate the threads of the center bolt.<br />

4. Position the spring compressor through the shock absorber opening into<br />

the center of the spring.<br />

5. Jaws should be fitted over the coils as close to the ends of the spring<br />

as possible. Note that both ends of the compressor have a long and a<br />

short jaw. Hook the jaws to the spring using the long and short jaw on<br />

opposite sides of the spring.<br />

6. Turn the center bolt clockwise to hand tighten the compressor while aligning<br />

the jaws.<br />

7. Using a ratchet fitted with a suitable extension and a 24 mm socket, continue<br />

tightening of the center bolt in order to compress the spring.<br />

8. NOTE! Compress the spring only enough to be able to remove or install the<br />

spring. NEVER OVER COMPRESS A SPRING.<br />

NOTE! There are some Ford and GM vehicles that are equipped with curved coil<br />

springs. In this instance, position the tool with the short and long jaws on the same<br />

side of the spring to maintain the curved shape of the spring.<br />

10/17<br />

17.02.2011

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