Rogue Hawk
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I bought some new panels and want to install them myself. What is the tool used in this video?
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Ryker panel replacement - what is this tool??
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safecracker
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Harbor Freight sells them
Rogue Hawk
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Yes, at 18 sec
I see there are a variety of sizes. Do you know which one would work best?
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racoon
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I have a set of the plastic ones, and several of them are the correct "size" to fit the plastic pins.
Google found a set online that has four plastic tools, and one metal one like the video.
It was $5.99 for the complete set.
I checked several of the local auto parts stores, and all of them carry sets of trim removal tools, but the prices are all over the place.
The best price near me was from Napa.
Their price for the set of plastic tools I have is $6.
They have two different metal tools, one for $8 and one $3.
And they have a "set" that includes one of the metal tools, plus a plastic box with an assortment of 240 replacement pins (20 different varieties) for $20.
There appear to be a bunch of Napa stores in the Chicago area, so I'd go visit one and talk to them.
Rogue Hawk
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Ok, thanks everyone. I will look
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