ABN Push Pin Remover Tool – 80-Degree Angled Pliers for Retainer & Anchor Removal for Honda, Toyota, GM, Ford, Chrysler

ABN Push Pin Remover Tool – 80-Degree Angled Pliers for Retainer & Anchor Removal for Honda, Toyota, GM, Ford, Chrysler

$ 11.49

Score By Feature

Based on 515 ratings

Value for money

9.69

Sturdiness

9.38

Easy to remove

8.98

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Product Description

Using ABN Push Pin Remover Tool 90-Degree Angled Pliers for Retainer & Anchor Removal will allow you to easily remove plastic anchors with center pins without damaging the pins or the anchor. Specially designed to remove pins with a center locking pin.

Fits Honda, Toyota, GM, Ford, Chrysler, and more makes of vehicles Used to remove push pin rivets, plastic retainers on car trim pieces, and to remove radiator and condenser fans. Allows access under and around wheel wells at an angle of 80 degrees.

The grip should be comfortable. It measures approximately 8" (10. double cushion grip decreases

With a spring-loaded mechanism, the pliers stay open for easy use. Squeeze handles together for a firm grip on your application.

This nail plier features an angled tip with an 80-degree angle it fits into the pin slot with the pointed tip pointing under the center pin. The length of the shaft is 3” (25. With handles held at a height of 3” (7.8 cm), the maximum jaw opening is 2cm. A space of 7" (17.8cm) apart 6cm apart. Approximately 8 cm) in

Questions & Answers

Can anyone tell me if this is the same tool that lamonster garage offers My 2019 Can Am spyder f3 can't handle a roll bar rather than a tube My sincere gratitude goes out to ?

The push pin fasteners on most SXS, UTV, and automobiles can be removed with this procedure. The only way to make sure the replacement pins work is to have extras since they don't always come out easily.

Selected User Reviews For ABN Push Pin Remover Tool – 80-Degree Angled Pliers for Retainer & Anchor Removal for Honda, Toyota, GM, Ford, Chrysler

My angle is wrong for this tool, but it is a nice tool

4/5

I bought this pair of angle pliers because I didn't know exactly what I needed. They work on about half of the pins I work on, but the other half are unavailable. As a result, the tool or the seller are not at fault, but rather the fact that I did not know I learned the following lesson.

Cataleya HILTON

| Mar 30, 2021

Remove anchors quickly and easily with these handy tools

5/5

Then and now The anchors attached with plastic push pins are pretty easily removed. The pliers that I use for ATVs and side by sides come in very handy to me since I frequent the shop to remove plastic anchors. It's nice that the springs are spring loaded and they work I found this to be a time saver and frustration reliever. A little update Having used them for several months now, they are still doing the job well and are an integral part of my tool collection.

Ocean Bernard

| Oct 06, 2020

This is a pretty decent set of As the header mentions, these are just average tools, so the company really needs to step up its quality assurance efforts

3/5

As far as I can tell, the problem lies with the business side It has large burrs on the tips that pull the pins on the body that were just plated over, so one could easily cut their finger on these burrs, let alone tear up the pins. Both the 30° and 80° of the units I bought also had a nibbled corner of the pulling edge, but it had just been As a first step, I took a file to the edges and removed the burrs from the edges Are they worth the price they are at? Would I buy more ABN Tools at that price? There's no way I can tell you.

Ryker Livingston

| Apr 19, 2021

There is no other ABN Push Pin tool as good as this one

5/5

I highly recommend this product. It is easy to remove the ABN push pins. All the auto parts stores in my area didn't have the ABN push pin pliers, and even more upsettingly they didn't even know what they were, all they could suggest to me was to rip out the pin! Thank you for your pliers. I bought them on Amazon, and I'm so happy I did. I was able to do 20+ pins in less than 20 minutes, and I lost only one pin due to brittleness because of a brittle pin.

Ari Harrell

| Apr 10, 2021

I am impressed with the quality of the tool

5/5

it easy to remove the push pin without damaging the edges or slipping and marring the surface of the vehicle. My can am spyder is equipped with push pins, so I use it for that.

Alina Nunez

| Dec 06, 2020

Use this tool to drive pins into your toolbox

4/5

I suspect they will not work on my 2019 Toyota because they are made for older Toyotas. The Chevy I have will be able to work with them. Maybe they should have specified the specific types of pushpins they are designed for if they had stated so.

Yosef Pugh

| Aug 09, 2020

You need to use pliers K

3/5

There's a little o in the middle. There are not as smooth edges and ends as there should be. Since I have another of their brand, I do not know if spring tension is even between the two pliers. It does work, though, for removing pins!.

Seth Sharp

| Jun 24, 2021

The addition of this tool will be very helpful

5/5

When I worked on my car, I used a screwdriver to remove the fasteners. There are times when I get it right, and there are times when they are In contrast, this method allows you to reuse the pin after removing it safely and intact. It was the 1980s It is more maneuverable when it is at a 30-degree angle.