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rhandwor
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Looking for a Snap On No. 4 Mortorq Bit

02/23/2009 6:45 PM

Snap On came out with a No.4 Mortorq bit for 4L60 transmissions. Normally they use them for other uses. I can find a 00 through No.2 but can't find a No.3. Does anyone know who stocks this bit? http://image.snapon.com/internaational/pdf/pfmts4e_npa.pdf
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Re: Looking for a Snap On No. 4 Mortorq Bit

02/26/2009 12:26 PM

look for part number AN-MT-4

http://www.cooperpowertools.com/catalog_pdf/pdf_pages/TC100_21-22.pdf

http://www.wrenthamtool.com

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Re: Looking for a Snap On No. 4 Mortorq Bit

02/27/2009 9:01 PM

I did some more checking and found only Snap On and SPX J Kent Moore make a No.4

Nobody in the US makes a No.3 They want to make more sizes but won't until somebody makes screws or bolts that need them.

If you are willing to buy 15 to 25 they will make them.
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Re: Looking for a Snap On No. 4 Mortorq Bit

04/03/2009 3:17 PM

I may be able to help with Mortorq Super bits if you need one. Please contact me at bstangelo@phillips-screw.com.
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