🚗 Ultimate 102Pcs Car Trim Removal Tool Set - Dualeco Trim Puller Kit for Panels, Doors, Audio and More! Includes Plastic Pry Tools, Clip Pliers, Fastener Removers, Terminal and Stereo Tools Review

This is a very affordable tool kit that contains several special tools for various automotive tasks. The retainer clip puller alone can run anywhere from $15 to $20, but you get a puller and a couple of pullers and puller tools in this kit. I wish I had had this thing when I smashed my radios for trim changes when I was younger. I will be using this kit to get the factory radio out of my F-150. It looks like this kit is more than enough for the job.

After destroying pretty much the entire rear trunk panel to access the brake lights. I decided to try and find the right tools instead of settling for traditional home tools. My Mustang will no longer cripple and she will get all new clips. Now I can work on my driver's door project. The last time I was at Ford this set is absolute steel, they wanted a fortune for just a handful of replacement clips and didn't offer any tools to remove and replace fairings. I highly recommend this kit, the…

This set contains SO MANY TOOLS! It's GREAT for extracting almost any part of a car's interior, but it's obviously designed for the stereo installer. The kit comes with tools to reseat most factory wiring harness connectors, R&R almost any body panel, stereo removal keys and even replacement pin clips! The components feel very durable and will not scratch most body panels. Made from durable nylon, they're thin enough to penetrate most panel seams but strong enough to rip out. A great purchase…

We received this set and were immediately surprised by the high quality. It was just what my son and I needed to remove his factory stereo and replace it with an updated one. Each piece in this set is strong and durable. Well done. I was afraid they might break, but I was wrong. This set contains many great tools. We haven't had the chance to use them all, but they are used when I work on my truck. This kit is highly recommended for completing car panel removal projects. They work. They don't…

The heater in my truck stopped working. It turned out that all that needed to be done was to adjust some kind of wire. My brother suspected it was and he wanted to fix it, but he needed this tool. Providing this tool was the least I could do to fix my heat. I was amazed at how quickly and easily he pulled out the dashboard and made adjustments with ease, and now I have a fever! I sent him the set home not sure if I would ever need it and he was happy. He has three kids and a fleet of cars and…

I used to buy fairing kits off Amazon and they only had plastic handles and came in a small unmarked box. Far from it with this set! I started working on a project to install backup cameras on our regular truck and realized I would need some additional tools and connectors for the Christmas tree. When I had them appraised at an auto parts store, it cost more than buying this kit. I am very happy and grateful that I chose this set. Not only does it have the usual notched plastic pry bars, but it

I needed to replace the rear wiring harness on my 2009 Subaru Outback. Unfortunately, this is no small project. Among other things, you'll have to remove the trim and trim from almost everything from the rear seats to the backrest, including the tailgate itself. That's a lot of trimming distance. I bought this kit as I didn't have any finishing tools yet. Over the course of the project (several days) I used a few tools from this set: both tools for removing the metal trim, several tools for the

I wasn't expecting the kit to be that physically large as it measures over 14" x 10" when closed. And it's really tightly packed. To be honest I'll probably never need most of the large clamps that come with the kit, but the tools are worth the money. I've found uses for some of them that they weren't intended for and I didn't expect. I sorted a few things in my car pretty easily in search of a rattle. I have also used pry bars for many tasks and the quality of the plastic is holding up very…

I've always wanted a trim tool since I first started fiddling with my cars but haven't found time to get one. but this one job calls for them so I looked for one and they're like $7-9 for 1 or 3 so I thought, you know, just let me get a whole case with a full set! much better value for $30 right? well when i got it i was impressed with the quality and value it gave me, all the tools are well packaged in a case that's easy to store or take with you to work on your car and what not but when I was