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Recessed Cowling Clip Remover
Some self-locking cowling clips are recessed down into the cowling. They are not the type that look like a Phillips or TORX®
screw, but are the type that can be removed with a tool like the CGE-148. The only problem is the TPE657 will not reach down
into the recessed area and go under the head of the clip. If you manage to force it under the head of the clip, you can damage
the cowling around the recessed part. This is where our Recessed Cowling Clip Remover becomes the most useful tool in your
toolbox. It will fit easily down into the recessed area and then can be slid under the head of the cowling clip. You then pull up
on the center locking part and the clip can be removed.
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Clip removal tool This tool is used to remove plastic clips on door linings. It fits easily down into the recessed area and then can slid under the head of the cowling clip. You then pull up on the center locking part and the clip can be removed. - 235 x 35 x 30 mm - 165 g |
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Recessed Cowling Clip Remover
Some self-locking cowling clips are recessed down into the cowling. They are not the type that look like a Phillips or TORX®
screw, but are the type that can be removed with a tool like the CGE-148. The only problem is the TPE657 will not reach down
into the recessed area and go under the head of the clip. If you manage to force it under the head of the clip, you can damage
the cowling around the recessed part. This is where our Recessed Cowling Clip Remover becomes the most useful tool in your
toolbox. It will fit easily down into the recessed area and then can be slid under the head of the cowling clip. You then pull up
on the center locking part and the clip can be removed.
Reference: CGE-148
Clip removal tool This tool is used to remove plastic clips on door linings. It fits easily down into the recessed area and then can slid under the head of the cowling clip. You then pull up on the center locking part and the clip can be removed. - 235 x 35 x 30 mm - 165 g
Reference: AST-120
Telescopic magnetWhen you work above all in the door or chassis frame of the vehicle, a screw may fall and it may be impossible to pick it up with your fingers. With this telescopic magnet, you no longer have this problem. The telescopic device is extendable from 12 (corresponding to the size of a ballpoint pen ) to 60 cm. The strong magnet is capable to...
Reference: BMR-1488
Lever to unclip the side window frame for easy removal
Reference: NMT-448
Mechanical pick up The use of telescopic magnet could be sometimes impossible to use because of non ferrous items. It is times like these when you need our Mechanical Pick-Up. It is designed with steel fingers that are spring-loaded that will grip an item up to 2,5 cm in diameter.
Reference: CT-749
Window and doorclip removal toolThis tool is used to remove clips that are used with Opel and Ford brands, as well as with most of other vehicles that have clips.- 250 x 58 x 32 mm- 130 g
Reference: AP-6205
Tool declipsor SPRINGERTOOL The distinct precision curvature of the Springer Clip Removal Tool provides a varaible load distribution, safely moving the load point along the tool as more leverage is applied The tapered tip allows entry under closely fitted parts and the rounded edges avoid damage to the trim or vehicle. No matter a body shop you will be...
Reference: MK201
REF. MK-201Lockout tool setIt can easily happen that you lock yourself out, while working on customer cars. This setallows to solve this situation. Open the car door without damaging the paint, moulds andliners.. The tool kit is supplied with instruction manual.Careful, this set will not work on recent vehicles with electronically controlled locking systems
Reference: CS-696
EQUALIZER® ClipSaver door upholstery remover The front of the tool is tapered so it will fit easily under a clip. Spread the jaws slightly so they will go under and around the clip. Then, close the jaws and it removes the clip without damaging it. Great for the removal of door panels. - 230 x 76 x 51 mm - 205 g
Reference: RMI-309
Rearview Mirror Installer Use to install spring-loaded rearview mirrors with easy Spring-loaded rearview mirrors are designed to detach from the windshield when hit by the air bag. The Rearview Mirror Mounting Tool makes the job easy and reducing the risk of breaking the windshield. To use: Set the upper jaw against the rearview mirror, put the nylon...
Reference: THH-540
Telescopic bonnet holder Keeps the bonnet or hatch open at any desired angle. Telescopic bonnet holder tepless adjustable from 54 to 120 cm.
Reference: CM-536
Magnetic bowlThe bowl can be placed almost everywhere on a vehicule because the bottom has a rubber cover to avoid scratches. The strong magnet surely holds thebowl itself and all magnetic content.Diameter:140 mm
Reference: LFA-402
flexlight mini torch with flexible shaftA screw has been lost? There is a leak in the engine compartment? A connector is hidden under the dash? This mini torch with flexible shaft will give you the needed light-in dark or hidden places. It can even become one of the most useful tools to you. Needs two LR6/AM3/AA batteries (delivered without batteries ).-...
Recessed Cowling Clip Remover
Some self-locking cowling clips are recessed down into the cowling. They are not the type that look like a Phillips or TORX®
screw, but are the type that can be removed with a tool like the CGE-148. The only problem is the TPE657 will not reach down
into the recessed area and go under the head of the clip. If you manage to force it under the head of the clip, you can damage
the cowling around the recessed part. This is where our Recessed Cowling Clip Remover becomes the most useful tool in your
toolbox. It will fit easily down into the recessed area and then can be slid under the head of the cowling clip. You then pull up
on the center locking part and the clip can be removed.
