The Lisle Manifold Drill Template for Ford 7.3L Diesel (72350) is a professional-grade tool designed to efficiently and safely remove broken exhaust manifold bolts from Ford 7.3L diesel engines. This essential tool is a must-have for mechanics and DIY enthusiasts who encounter this common issue.
KEY FEATURES AND BENEFITS:
- Precision Alignment: Ensures accurate positioning over the broken bolt hole.
- Easy Maneuverability: Allows for efficient movement between holes without readjusting the base plate.
- Damage Prevention: Prevents accidental drilling into the water jacket.
- Reliable Removal: Provides a reliable solution for removing broken bolts.
- Versatile Tool: Offers both extraction and drilling capabilities.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Manufacturer: Lisle Corporation
- Part Number: 72350
- UPC: 083045723509
- HS Code: 8205595560
- Shipping Weight: 2.9 lbs
HOW TO USE:
- Align the Template: Position the template over the broken bolt hole, ensuring accurate alignment using the tapered bolts.
- Drill Depth Gauge: Set the drill depth gauge to prevent drilling into the water jacket.
- Drill the Hole: Drill a pilot hole using the provided bushing.
- Extract the Bolt: Use the screw extractor to remove the broken bolt.
- Drill to Tap Size (if necessary): If the extractor is ineffective, drill to the appropriate tap size using the included bushing.
BENEFITS OF USING LISLE MANIFOLD DRILL TEMPLATE FOR FORD 7.3L DIESEL (72350):
- Saves Time and Effort: Streamlines the repair process.
- Protects Engine Components: Prevents damage to the cylinder head and other critical parts.
- Reliable and Durable: Built to last and deliver consistent performance.
- Easy to Use: Straightforward design for quick and efficient operation.
- Professional-Grade Tool: Meets the demands of both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts.
FEATURES:
- Tapered bolts for precise alignment.
- Slip-fit bushing for easy maneuverability.
- Drill depth gauge for safety.
- Screw extractor for efficient removal.
- Bushing for drilling to tap size.
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