Digital Oil Meter - 1/2" (1,500psi) 62.008.11.48 SPECIFICATIONS: Item Number1891259IncludesSchrader Valve Removal Color:Royal/Orange

Name: Digital Oil Meter - 1/2" (1,500psi) 62.008.11.48 SPECIFICATIONS: Item Number1891259IncludesSchrader Valve Removal Color:Royal/Orange
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 1190041193
Price: 112.92 USD
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Rating: 4.3915 (6 reviews)

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Digital Oil Meter 1 2" (1,500psi) 62.008.11.48 SPECIFICATIONS: Item Number1891259IncludesSchrader Valve Removal Color:Royal Orange SPECIFICATIONS: Item Number1891259IncludesSchrader Valve Removal Tool#2 Robinson3 8" Hex5 16" Hex1 2" HexPhillips #1Phillips #2x3 16" Slotted1 4" SlottedProduct DimensionsLength: 8 Wheel Bearing Kit To Suit FORD EXPLORER U152 ABS 2002 2005 (Front) Digital Oil Meter 1 2" (1

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