Lisle 68210 Ipr Socket For Ford Diesel 6.0l on 2040-parts.com
Paramount, California, US
Lisle 68210 IPR Socket for Ford Diesel 6.0L
Used to Remove and Replace the Injector Pressure Regulator (IPR) on Ford 6.0L and Other Diesel Engines.
- This is located in a very tight location.
- Tool is built to bottom out on the hex so it does not put torque on the connector in case it can be reused.
- Use with 3/8" square drive.
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