ip wrench part number?

[93 f350cc 7.3 na]

I hate to make a new post to ask this question but 5 days of looking for the answer has led to nothing.

What is the Snap-On part number for the wrench to tighten up the nuts on the ip? (The ones that are hard to access on the back side of the ip gear housing)

Snap-On man comes in to work friday and I would like to order such tool.
Thanks

 

[towcat]

snap-on no longer has the curved wrench for the ip.
mac can order from OTC since they are part of the same corporation.
i can come up with a part number later on today

 

[icanfixall]

If you can heat upa wrench and bend one just buy the Sears 9/16 box curved wrench. Then cut out one end so its an open end wrench and the other end is a box. I have two wrenches. If you pay the shipping both directions I will send it to you. Are you removing or installing a pump.....

 

[icanfixall]

The wrench is made by otc and the numbers are otc 303-227....

 

[6 Nebraska IDIs]

The number on mine that came in my Rotunda service kit is T83T-9000-B

 

[6 Nebraska IDIs]

Here's a link to a set on ebay. About the most complete one I've seen on there in a while.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ROTU...Z400078456166QQptZMotorsQ5fAutomotiveQ5fTools

 

[icanfixall]

That is a nearly complete set... That missing tools don't mean anything but.... This seller is always really high on his asking price....

 

[6 Nebraska IDIs]

Yea, we bought our set from him. He'd had it listed for quite some time so I emailed him an offer and he accepted it.

 

[Halltrail]

Yea, I just bent one up in a press. Here is a picture of it:

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[sle2115]

I've never needed such a creature. I must not be holding my mouth right, but I've now changed about 10 IP's! I use a 12 point box/open end, straight, no bends.

 

[93 f350cc 7.3 na]

Thank you all for sheading some light on the subject.
I now know who I have to track down to get what I need.

I am trying to reinstall the pump and I have the last nut on as far as I could with what I have in the tool box but decided to purchase the correct tool to finish the job right. (Have had to fix allot more than expected in the past by taking short cuts. )

Thanks for the offer icanfixall. I would go that route but I belive that I might get enough use out of one if I bought one to add to the tool box. (Two trucks and a spare 6.9 for some later application)

I might look into the kit on ebay.

Thanks again everybody

 

[razorback]

i use a stubby wrench for those, the only one i really have a problem with is the bottom passenger side one, stubby has worked great so far. and for the 5/8s nuts on fuel lines i have a crows foot wrench, bought a whole set for 20 bucks at oreilly.. only probably need that one but cheaper than the single ones ive found.