Beta transmission, clutch and driveshaft tools

Beta transmission, clutch and driveshaft tools for professional vehicle repair. The range covers conventional and SAC clutch alignment, CV joint and track-rod removal, fitting stretch boots, work on bushes, oil seals and wheel bearings, and supporting a gearbox while it is removed or installed.

Choose the tool for the actual repair

For clutch work, distinguish universal alignment from self-adjusting SAC systems, which need dedicated equipment to control the assembly during fitting. On driveshafts and joints, the component being separated or installed determines the tool; pneumatic expanders are intended for compatible stretch silicone boots, while bushes and bearings require sleeves and threaded rods matching the working diameter.

Transmission supports help hold and position a gearbox when used with a compatible workshop jack. Before ordering, check purpose, working range, diameters, drive and declared applications on the product page: tools that look similar may be intended for different procedures or vehicle groups.

Frequently asked questions about transmission tools

Which tool is required for aligning an SAC clutch?

A self-adjusting SAC clutch should be handled with a dedicated kit that controls the mechanism during removal and installation. A universal clutch alignment tool centres the disc but does not replace the functions of the SAC equipment.

Can a driveshaft boot be fitted without separating the CV joint?

When the boot is elastic and approved for the procedure, a pneumatic expander can stretch it over the joint. Check the boot material, maximum opening diameter and the vehicle manufacturer’s procedure before starting.