GOOACC GRC 30 Retainer Expansion Replacement: Optimal Solution for Superior Control and Durability Review

I recently had to replace my washer fluid pump. The easiest way to do this on a 2005 Buick Lesabre is to go behind the front wheel, which required removing part of the wheel arch liner. To do this I needed a tool to remove the clamps. Luckily I got these because the old clips weren't as young as they used to be and a few of them broke. So recap: the tool worked exactly as you hoped it would. It's durable and gets the job done. The clamps were just as strong as the originals. A few months later…

Excellent alternative to factory clips for Honda. For a 2010 Odyssey, this kit and a screwdriver were all it took to remove and properly install the front bumper. I ended up using 3 out of 6 different bumper clips. For the bumper and windshield rubber lower mounting points, I first had to disassemble the new clips, thread the outer shell of the clip through the bumper, and then press in the inner clip retainer. Works well and holds everything very securely. They can be difficult to take off and

In most modern cars, the bumper, grille and fender liner are fastened with plastic snap fasteners. I recently noticed that some of them were missing or damaged on my truck. My local auto parts store didn't help; So I bought Revain and found this range. My truck uses multiple sizes and this kit had everything I needed. Apparently these plastic fasteners are used because they're quick to install and cheaper than screws, but they wear out over time. I don't know if failure of these mounts can…

All in all a good little kit for the price. I have a Honda and have used some clips in various places where they were missing or broken. You have to understand that not all of these clips will fit in every one of your cars. I balance that fact with the good quality tools that you get with it. What I love most about this set are the tools that it includes. You get all of these clips, as well as the tools you need to remove the trim without scratching the paint or interior. I've already had a set

This kit was primarily purchased for compatible OEM P/N: 91503-SZ5-003. This clip will not fit the under engine cover on the front edge of a 2008 Honda Odyssey unless that portion is shaved off. The external dimensions correspond to the original, but the internal dimensions had to be reduced. After shaving off 4 clips (you need 6) I cut my finger with a paring knife. Went to Honda dealer to buy two remaining clips. Fits perfectly with the Honda clamp. All other Honda compatible clamps (SX0 and…

Everyone knows that cars today are made of more plastic than ever before. Plastic is lightweight, strong, will not rust and is durable. And to fasten many plastic panels, plastic fasteners are now more common than ever. But you need a special tool to remove plastic fasteners effectively, and you have to accept that some fasteners will break in the process (especially older and more fragile fasteners, and more often during the winter months when they become very brittle). Just as you're likely…

These are not original brackets. They have a cheap plastic sheen and you can tell they aren't premium. but they work great and you get a lot of them in one pack. I think removing and replacing is not the best idea as longevity and durability are probably not the two pillars of this product's brand. However, you get so damn many of these in the order that you should be good for a lifetime, unless you need to remove a disguise or something every few months, and if so. what's wrong with you…