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3 Pc Push Pin/Body Clip Plier Set - OTC Tools and Equipment

Part #: 2497

The OTC Tools and Equipment 2497 3 Pc Push Pin/Body Clip Plier Set is engineered for professional technicians and mechanics to efficiently remove plastic body fasteners and retaining clips. This specialized set helps prevent damage to both the clips and their anchor points, enabling re-use and ultimately saving time and replacement costs in automotive service and repair.

Key Features

  • Versatile Access: The set includes three pliers with straight, 45-degree, and 90-degree jaw configurations, providing optimal access to push-pin fasteners in a wide range of hard-to-reach areas, including wheel wells, under bumpers, and behind the dash.
  • Damage-Free Removal: Designed specifically for body fasteners and clips with a center locking pin, these tools allow for safe removal without damaging the fastener or its anchor, promoting reusability.
  • Professional Durability: Each plier is constructed from robust steel and features comfortable, non-slip rubber-coated handles for enhanced grip and control during demanding tasks.
  • Extended Reach: At 12 inches in length, these pliers offer significant leverage and reach, improving efficiency when working in confined spaces.
  • Lifetime Warranty: The OTC 2497 set comes with a lifetime warranty, ensuring reliability and long-term performance in a professional shop environment.

Applications

This professional-grade OTC plier set is ideal for a variety of automotive applications requiring the removal of plastic push-pin style fasteners. Technicians can utilize these pliers for interior and exterior trim removal, door panel service, bumper work, and accessing components secured by plastic clips in modern vehicles. By allowing for the safe removal and re-use of fasteners, this set helps shops reduce expenditures on replacement clips for various standard anchors found on major car makes such as Honda, Toyota, GM, Ford, and Chrysler.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 30 September, 2016.