4.7 Miller 8350 tool dimensions
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AirRam says "Temporarily out of stock". I've googled "dimensions", "measurements", and any other way I could think of, and haven't found them. It's just a damn plastic wedge with a rope. I thought I'd try to make a couple of them out of a hard plastic or wood with 550 cord. If anyone has a linky to those dimensions online, please post! Thanks.
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Yeah, the little plastic wedge with the rope and handle to retain the timing chain tensioner. I figured that I would just put a short loop on a homemade wedge. I picked up an '00 regular cab with a 4.7 5 speed (cheap), and need to pull the right bank head for coolant loss. I was a dealer tech for 11 years, and don't remember ever pulling a 4.7 head. I did put HO cams in my old Dakota around '02 though...back when we could still get 'em. I'd appreciate the dimensions on it if you think of it there. Thanks!
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Yeah, the little plastic wedge with the rope and handle to retain the timing chain tensioner. I figured that I would just put a short loop on a homemade wedge. I picked up an '00 regular cab with a 4.7 5 speed (cheap), and need to pull the right bank head for coolant loss. I was a dealer tech for 11 years, and don't remember ever pulling a 4.7 head. I did put HO cams in my old Dakota around '02 though...back when we could still get 'em. I'd appreciate the dimensions on it if you think of it there. Thanks!
Did anyone come up with the dimensions of the wedge?
