Other Special Tools
Here you'll find specialty tools for engine and engine components. These include hooks for removing seals, installation tools for crankshaft seals, and water pump wrenches for specific engines. Choose the right tool based on the OEM number you need to replace. Check length, number of pieces, and whether it is suitable for hanging.
Belt Pulley Puller | Universal
System Tray for Cylinder Head Repair
Counter Holding Wrench | for Camshaft Sprockets | Universal
Injector Pump Sprocket Puller / Timing Chain Tensioner Kit | for BMW, Opel / Vauxhall
Injection Pump Wheel Puller | for BMW, Opel / Vauxhall
Radial Seal Ring Extractor Tool Set for Crank- & Camshafts
Timing Chain Riveting Tool | for Mercedes-Benz
Timing Pulley Counterholder
Radial Seal Ring Mounting Tool
Pulley Counterholder for BMW
Crankshaft Seal Ring Assembling Tool | for VAG 1.2 L FSI
Ignition Coil Puller for VAG
Adjustable Bearing Ring & Radial Seal Ring Driver
Balancer Shaft Locking Tool | for BMW
Crankshaft Pulley Alignment Tool | for Ford, Volvo 1.6L
Timing Chain Tensioning Lever | for VAG 1.8 / 2.0 TFSi
Radial Seal Ring Extractor Tool Set for Crank- & Camshafts | for VAG | 7 pcs.
High Pressure Pump Sprocket Puller for Hyundai / Kia
Crankshaft Pulley Holding Tool | for Honda & Acura | 50 mm
Engine Mounting Ring Spanner Set | for Mercedes-Benz | 2 pcs.
Crankshaft Holding Tool | for Ford
Flywheel Locking Tool | for Citroen / Peugeot
Crankshaft / Radial Sealing Tool Set | for BMW N20 / N26
Injection Pump Sprocket Remover | for Hyundai / KIA 2.0 / 2.2 CRDI
Special tools for engine and ancillaries
Pick the right type for the job
Special tools for engines and ancillaries tackle jobs where standard kit falls short. Think of jaws for removing seals, fitting tools for crankshaft seals and water pump wrenches. Each type has a specific use. Always check the required size, such as the seal diameter or the wrench size for the water pump. That way you avoid starting with the wrong tool.
What to check before you order
Not every special tool fits every vehicle. Manufacturers use different mounting points and dimensions. Compare the OEM number of the original tool with the specifications on the webshop. Also consider the length of the tool. A longer lever gives more force, but can be awkward in a tight engine bay. Choose a version that suits the space you have.
Hanging or storing your tools
Special tools get lost easily if they are mixed together. Many of these tools have a hanging eye or a convenient size for a tool board. Check whether the tool you need can be hung up. That keeps your workshop tidy and lets you grab the right tool immediately. A fixed place prevents damage and delays.
This tooling sits under Engine & Attachments. For setting the timing you need Engine Timing. Working on fuel supply? See Petrol & Diesel Injectors or Fuel System. For removing the cylinder head, use Cylinders & Pistons.