P1000 Proper Tool

[utvmi]

Does anyone know what the proper tool is to pull the push tabs that are all over units, I have been using a flat screw driver but some of the heads are getting tor up ..Thanks for any help

 

[Admin]

 

[Neohio]

These work great for me.

GearWrench 41850 3 Piece Body Clip Set - Pliers - Amazon.com

 

[Gator]

Look up plastic fastener removal tool on amazon. $8.99

I bought a bag of 100 rivets. I replace every other one that I remove.

 

[utvmi]

These work great for me.

GearWrench 41850 3 Piece Body Clip Set - Pliers - Amazon.com

Thanks I just ordered them from Amazon

 

[utvmi]

Look up plastic fastener removal tool on amazon. $8.99

I bought a bag of 100 rivets. I replace every other one that I remove.

Are they 8mm or 10 mm ?

 

[trigger]

You can get them at Auto Zone or O'Reilly's if you don't want to wait. Just a panel tool.
Read your title and thought of this though...
Proper Tool!

 

[sporttrac4x4]

Lisle 41250 Push Pin Pliers

 

[elkguide]

EBay.................. "push pin removal tool." US only and then down about 5 items and there are many to choose from.

 

[Smidgy]

I got mine as a 3 piece kit at our Princess Auto, be basically like your Harbor Freight. I think they were like 20 bucks.

 

[Remington]

You can get them at Auto Zone or O'Reilly's if you don't want to wait. Just a panel tool.
Read your title and thought of this though...
View attachment 45677 Proper Tool!

Ah...the old Pine knob! I still call it that.


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[trigger]

Ah...the old Pine knob! I still call it that.


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Yeah me too, some things are just sacred.

 

[boatman22]

Are they 8mm or 10 mm ?

I would like too know also, Thanks

 

[sharp]

I've always used a flathead. They get tore up some, but then again I tear them up more riding. You can buy a pack of 50 replacements for a few bucks if you like to keep them shiny.

 

[trigger]

I've always used a flathead. They get tore up some, but then again I tear them up more riding. You can buy a pack of 50 replacements for a few bucks if you like to keep them shiny.

I've seen those panel tools for like $5. I've used one for years on interior panels in vehicles.

 

[Remington]

I've always used a flathead. They get tore up some, but then again I tear them up more riding. You can buy a pack of 50 replacements for a few bucks if you like to keep them shiny.

I use a screwdriver as well. With all the Mac tools in my tool box you'd think I'd have one of those! Lol always the easy way and cheep tools I seem to never get and just use what I call old man ingenuity! Hahaha


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[Delton]

Are they 8mm or 10 mm ?

8mm

 

[Delton]

8mm

I know cause I have a bag of 10mm's sitting idle in top drawer of one of my rollarounds lol. I've used a couple but had to drill the hole out a touch.

 

[sharp]

8mm

I know cause I have a bag of 10mm's sitting idle in top drawer of one of my rollarounds lol. I've used a couple but had to drill the hole out a touch.

I'm glad you cleared that up for yourself.lol

 

[Eltobgi]

And of these would work! I think this tool would make it too easy! I prefer to use two screwdrivers and a needle nose plier and swear while struggling with them especially after packing them with mud

 

[Byrdman]

I've always used a flathead. They get tore up some, but then again I tear them up more riding. You can buy a pack of 50 replacements for a few bucks if you like to keep them shiny.

Where u can u buy replacement?


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