GEARWRENCH 3 Pc. Body Clip Plier Set – 41850

I have tried many clip removers and these are by far the best yet, especially on Honda clips. A little pricey, but they work great. I am a licensed tech that does this daily..

Makes removing those plastic body panel push pins easier and reduces the likely hood you will break them. This set will remove the two common styles, those with the center locking pin and those that push in without a center locking pin.

The 80 degree and 30-degree push pin pliers give you two options for the angle of attack to the pins. Basically, they let you have the handles of the pliers perpendicular or parallel to the surface the push pin is in. This is handy as access to the pins is sometimes limited or obstructed from some directions. These pliers are not a fool-proof method of removing the pins; some pins are stuck and it can be tricky to “pop” them. But they are vastly superior to trying to pop pins with a screwdriver and pull out with standard pliers.

The panel clip pliers are very effective, allowing you to slip under the pin and pop it out with a squeeze of the handle.

If you have ever removed those plastic body panel push pins before you know what a pain they can be. They are hard to remove and result in a number of broken pins. Overall, I’ve found this set to be a relatively low-cost and effective toolset that handles most push pin removal situations. They have resulted in faster removal and fewer broken push pins.

We take a lot of parts off, and they seem to be wearing fairly fast. But great for the price if you’re a once in a while person.

I as a ford/Nissan tech in a dealership am thankful these even exist. If you are questioning whether or not you should spend the money on these, just give in a buy them because they pay off so quickly. Being flat rate I used to waste so much time on trying to wiggle these body clips out without damaging them. It’s time consuming, frustrating, and almost impossible to do without these tools. I used to just break them and not look back and replace them later on. with these tools you can remove these pesky clips , not only can you reuse them but the time you can save on the job pays for itself and you can start working on your next job instead of digging through your toolbox to find the ones that will work as replacements. I give these tools quite a bit of abuse, they still work very well, I not only hold them to a high standard I can tell you they are built to last and I haven’t had any complaints out of them so far.

Completely worth the price!

Ever just buy a tool and wonder how you ever lived without it? I felt that way when I purchased my first set of Gear Wrench wrenches way back in 1997. I’ve purchased more Gear Wrench branded tools and I’m becoming a fan boy. There were times when I balked at the cost of some of the tool sets, and I still do. It’s my biggest issue with the Gear Wrench brand.

Anyway, I hate plastic automotive fasteners. The push-pin rivets, the pine trees, and whatever else they can think up. I hate removing them mostly. Why? Because no matter what I try, they get junked up. Well, not all of them, but enough to irritate. I’ve even used the small prying tool, but at least one will look like the dog chewed it afterward. Enter this set.

I used it on a few plastic fasteners on my car just recently. Sure, I felt ridiculous having a tool for something like this, but wow. I was able to remove two different types without damage–multiple times.

If you fall into the same boat as I do, I can’t recommend these enough. You’ll thank yourself.