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Kent Moore Tool J-45405 Iso Metric Bubble Flare & 45-degree Inverted Flare Kit on 2040-parts.com

US $199.99
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Crestview, Florida, US

Crestview, Florida, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Part Brand:Kent Moore Manufacturer Part Number:J-45405 Warranty:No

This is a J-45405 Brake Flare Kit. It is required to flare the nylon coated brake lines on new models and will accommodate past models. This kit includes ISO and Double walled dies, nylon stripper, tube cutter, and inverted flaring adapters. Applications: All GM Vehicles, Medium Duty Truck.

This item is in great condition and fully working. The 6mm piece is missing, as shown in the pictures.

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