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Aftermarket tool for releasing the tensioner when removing the Serpentine belt.

Compatible with all 2007 and newer Mini Cooper models equipped with the N16 and N18 engines. (2010 models and newer.) Comparable to Mini Factory tool # 116 210.

Each set comes with a one large and one small 12 point wrench.

If needed, you can use 1/2" drive ratchet to help with indexing the wrench onto the tensioner and for compressing the tensioner back.

ONLY SOLD AS A PAIR

****There is NO way to determine which tensioner came equipped on the vehicle without physically inspecting the car to see if you need the large or small wrench.

Mini Cooper S Serpentine Belt Tool N16 N18 Engines

Mini Cooper S Serpentine Belt Tool N16 N18 Engines

Mini Cooper S Serpentine Belt Tool N16 N18 Engines
Part No: G2NME3485
$88.80
Qty:
Fits the following:
MINI (2002-Current)
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Mini Cooper Serpentine Belt Wrench Tool For N12 N14 N16 N18 Engines
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Aftermarket tool for releasing the tensioner when removing the Serpentine belt.

Compatible with all 2007 and newer Mini Cooper models equipped with the N16 and N18 engines. (2010 models and newer.) Comparable to Mini Factory tool # 116 210.

Each set comes with a one large and one small 12 point wrench.

If needed, you can use 1/2" drive ratchet to help with indexing the wrench onto the tensioner and for compressing the tensioner back.

ONLY SOLD AS A PAIR

****There is NO way to determine which tensioner came equipped on the vehicle without physically inspecting the car to see if you need the large or small wrench.

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