16 piece Connector tool kit. Good working condition.
Includes the following tools: Removal tool P/N M81969/198-02 Insertion tool P/N M81969/17-05 Removal tool P/N M81969/198-11 Insertion tool P/N M81969/17-03 Removal tool P/N M81969/198-10 Insertion tool P/N M81969/17-04 Crimp tool P/N M22520/1-01 Crimp tool P/N M22520/2-01 Turret head P/N M22520/1-05 K1S positioner 615719 positioner Turret head P/N M22520/1-02 Hex wrench P/N 57416 Wire stripper P/N 45-174 Inspection gage P/N M22520/3-1 Tool case |
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