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El Jrad
2025-07-29 12:46:27
This is exactly what you need to compress the clutch pack springs on a 700r4.The design and construction is perfect, and it fits snugly in the case slots without slipping.It's not an easy task to do, so having a good tool like this is helpful.I recommend it to anyone who is building automatic transmissions.Great price too.
Jeremy Barron
2025-05-28 13:02:06
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Mr and Mrs CP
2025-04-10 16:20:52
I should of bought one of these years ago. beats using a press and random scrap to get the clips in!!
Aliviana York 2.0
2025-02-13 16:59:42
This is how you sucessfully remove the rear clutch springs from the case of a GM transmission.The little lips on the bar interlock with the case then you crank down the handle to compress the springs.After that, you can remove the Snap Ring and release the tension.There are transmission shops and rbuilders who never remove that part, but you never know what kind of nasty junk could be hiding in there. You also don't know how many springs the factory may have used in that setup.The cross-bar is just barely held onto the shaft with a mushroomed end. It is't the highest quality looking tool, but it will serve it's purpose very well and it should last for many transmission rebuilds.
Jagadish Patel
2025-02-11 13:47:59
The compressor tool slipped during use, scratching the clutch housing. The grip is poorly designed, and the adjuster bolts stripped easily. Now I need expensive repairs.
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