🔌 Miuwauer Terminal Removal Tool Kit, 82 Pcs Terminal Removal Extractor Set: Ultimate Wiring Tool for Car Auto Electrical Connectors Review

I ordered them because my current set is complete rubbish, every time I tried to use them they bent and couldn't do their job. However, upon opening this case, I could see that it was of much better quality. As soon as I picked up the pens, I immediately felt the difference. I put them in straight away and they worked 10 times better than my other kits. I liked this set so much I threw away the previous one. If you're dealing with electrical issues, especially on older cars that need new plugs,

Ordered this set of pullers for my husband. He always had trouble pulling cables out of connectors. For what this product was designed for, it's fine. The main problem I see is that these teeth are sharp, probably because they were machine cut, so I highly recommend wearing gloves when working with them. Prong tips are not strong enough to last many times, they will bend and break after a while. This is not a tool kit with 82 different nozzles, but 3 sets of duplicates. They would be much…

Evolution is a fun thing. I went from cutting wires and twisting them with tape, to cutting and crimping, to cutting and soldering, and now to repinning. I was looking for a good complete set for this purpose and this one fits the bill. I don't use them professionally, so I can't comment from that perspective, but I do housework. You will receive 3 sets from one set, 2 from another and 2 from the final set. That means I can store 1 set in 2 different places. I've used different bits and they…

I think I was expecting each individual key to be a solid piece of metal but to my surprise some of the handles were pressed against the function Top. This only applies to round tips, but single and double prong tools are obviously stamped from one piece of metal and have ridges/burrs that I think need at least sanding or checking before proceeding. I believe they are all made in the same huge factory and sold by different companies. So not sure if you're getting the best set that looks…

If you look at the picture of the tools you will see that there are several sets of the same tool. In fact, there are only 32 different extraction tools, but they are multiples. It doesn't matter if the tool is damaged. I have needed professional pin extraction kits for many years but not for the number of types this kit covers. Professional kits can be incredibly expensive, well out of the price range of those that offer a huge selection. Why I think this is a great set: I'm not going to buy a