Lisle 61840 Engine Barring Tool for Paccar MX 13 Engines, 1/2 inch Square Drive, High Quality Steel
- The Lisle 61840 engine barring tool is crafted from high quality steel and is used with a standard 1/2 inch square drive tool to manually rotate the engine crank. It enables precise crank positioning and free rotation checks on Paccar MX 13 engines such as those in Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks.
- Features:
- Robust steel construction ensures durable service in professional environments
- Allows manual crank rotation to aid engine diagnostics and precision maintenance
- Designed specifically for Paccar MX 13 engines found in Kenworth and Peterbilt heavy duty trucks
- Operates with a common 1/2 inch square drive socket or ratchet without special adapters
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Lisle Corporation
- Part Number: 61840
- Material: High quality steel
- Drive Interface: 1/2 inch square drive
- Engine Fitment: For Paccar MX 13 engines on Kenworth and Peterbilt vehicles
- System Compatibility / Application: Facilitates manual crankshaft rotation for diagnostics, piston position setting, valve timing checks, and ensuring smooth engine rotation
- Shipping Weight: Approximately 0.63 lb (10 oz)
- Also referred to as Paccar barring tool, MX 13 crank turning tool, flywheel turning tool, and Lisle engine turning tool 61840.
Lisle Corporation designs targeted tools like the 61840 engine barring tool to support accurate rotating and diagnostic procedures on heavy duty Paccar diesel engines, with a durable build and straightforward operation.
Q: What is the purpose of this engine barring tool?
A: It allows technicians to manually rotate the crankshaft of Paccar MX 13 engines, which is essential for diagnosing engine issues, setting piston or valve timing, and verifying engine free rotation.
Q: What drive tool does it require?
A: It uses a standard 1/2 inch square drive socket or ratchet without the need for adapters.
Q: Which engines is it compatible with?
A: Specifically designed for Paccar MX 13 engines found in Kenworth and Peterbilt trucks.
