This simple trick/tool will save you so much time - push pin pliers 

Thank you for the short and sweet informational video in the era of 14 minutes of rambling with 1 minute of scattered useful information.

I've had these in my box for 2 years from a yard sale! Now I know what to do with em oi! Ty!

You just saved me a ton of headaches. I'm on my way to harbor freight.

Used this tool to remove the plastic cover over the tail light assembly in the trunk of our Ford. No damage to the fastener, and it was literally removed in one second. Highly recommended. Thanks for the suggestion!!

Omg... thank you so much.... I got one from harbor freight as well... I paid $9.99 & your video saved me a ton of time trying to remove my fender.

Thanks, I just got this tool at a flea market but didn't know what it was for

Great no bs vid: short and to the point.

Excellent my friend, I've seen that type of removal tool but never knew what it was for, thanks for the lesson!

I just found your channel and wow! I'm subscribing now.

Luckily my Ford has the 10mm bolts, but I'm certainly going to get these. They are great for taking out inner fender well covers, too!

Well done and helpful vid, the key is you can reuse the clips. The dealerships often charge a few dollars for each clip. I know there are aftermarket options but this tool seems to be that cat's meow. I have a Lisle clip remover with a rubber fulcrum on the shaft, it will remove them but it destroys the clips at least on Hondas.

I have the gearwrench version which has the 90 degree bent pliers as well for those weird angles. They are great

Oh man, am I ever glad I found your video! I'm hoping to change the front shocks in my 2007 Silverado 2500HD tomorrow, and those HF push pin pliers should save me a ton of time and aggravation! THANKS!

Thanks, glad to see I can get this tool locally at a reasonable price. Clips for my car on the other hand, not so lucky! Thanks for the video!

Wow, that kind of sucked, I have been removing those clips with a screwdriver and wire cutters for years! That tool will save me a BUNCH of time. This is why it is good to subscribe to someone who review and tell us about new tools, thanks AFP, GREAT VIDEO, I will definitely share this on the video I did with the alternator!

Wow those pliers are incredible. Watching you take that whole panel off that fast is nuts. I don't exactly hate those plastic push pins but they are fiddly and take time. I'll have to keep my eyes open next time at HF. I don't recall ever seeing those in the pliers aisle. Though maybe they're over in automotive.

Thanks for the information

I am sold on it. Good vid dude.

OMG!!! Thank you sooooo much for posting this. You helped me a great deal.

That's assume. I've fought with those pins in the past and now have the solution. Thanks!

Thanks! I had some Sears points so I got the Craftsman 49278

Useful information. Well presented. Thanks!

it's crazy how we are thinking about the same tools at the same time . I been eyeing a door panel pin remover at work for the last two days. I think it's called a cat hook tool. anyways glad you made this vid because I don't know how effective that tool will be on those push pin tools. either way it would save time I.e. frustration buildup. 😀 I got my first VW Jetta 2.0 VIN A waterpump and timing belt tomorrow at 8 am Cali time. I'm hoping everything goes smooth!

Thank you so much for posting this video and demonstrating these retainer clip pliers. I will be getting a pair tomorrow!

ordered the gear wrench set. never again will i struggle for 7 minutes to get one pin out. without these pliers, it was actually discouraging to work on my Kawasaki UTV.

Wowww.. that is great!!! thanks for the video man

Great video, thank you

Good video guy!

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for another great video.... I always learn a lot.

Thanks so much hope it works.

i use horse shoe nail pullers, they work great, good size head on them so you dont lose center pin

Great video I appreciate it you just saved me a lot of time!!

OMG so glad I found this channel. I just went through this on yesterday trying to remove a panel from my van to add insulation. Oh how I wish I would have known about this tool. Going to go out and get one as soon as possible. Thanks...you're a lifesaver with great info.!!👍👍

this is a life saver tool thanks a million!! *~

Great tip

Good one!

Good information

thanks for this tip broski!

Thank you!!!

hey man.. thank goodness u did this video. it was a bitc# changing my 2014 Nissan Maxima headlights, from the wheel well. i broke some of the push pins because they sold me the wrong tool.. ughghhghg.. now I'll buy this tool instead 2 fix the pins.., thanx again.

thank you!

Nice job, good demo. Just subscribed to your channel.

Very nice

Wow I want to try on 2011 Subaru Outback , it’s a Philips head and I was ready to just cut them off.

I've got this from HF and it is a total crap for Honda clips. It pulls the middle pin out and it flies away, leaving the rest in the hole. Went back with a screwdriver to keep my sanity

THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!:D

What can replace the push pin? Is there something else easy and better to replace?

i need that so i can get the bumper off on my honda civic the only other thing thats a pain in the butt is the allen key bolts I have to spray wd 40 till I get it loose enough

Pal, I hope you will answer the question for md, though it has nothing to do with fixing autos. I've been following an internet search trail which let me to plastic rivets which I might want to use to hold two pieces of thinner and softer material together. The problem is/will be it's not really 'blind' as the inside or back side needs to be smooth and almost flush with the back piece. I'm not sure I am explaining this well at all. .. but if you have any thoughts about this I would be most appreciative of your expertise. Thanks so much, Diane

I know what I'm getting next now at HF lol! I just did a vid on a nice set of kobalt screwdrivers that look like a Mac-co set with the foam Insert! Check it out if you got a min.

Thanks posting. Now I have a reason to go to HF.

Thanks, those damn push pin things should be banned. I hate those things so much. Thanks for the tip!

i love you

nice , thanks

Wish I saw this video last week. Harbor freight here I come.

in my country this tool will cost you 6 dollars including,shipping fees, but its shapes a little bit different than this one

Whats the name of this tool?

$9.99 at Harbor Freight and will pick them up tomorrow!

How much?

Harbor Freight!

Time to take push pins out - 2 minutes Book Time to take push pins out - 30 minutes Customer pays - 30 minutes labour You have to love paying book time to get your car fixed. I wonder if those push pin pliers would be a help at removing rear drum shoe brake springs.

i hate does man tx for the tip

Man, one of them broke still stuck in the bumper. How am I going to pluck it out?

You a main shop tech at nissan ?

Know what else works? A staple remover.

Price from Harbor freight tools, probably around $1.50. Price from Toyota, probably around $150.00. 😜😃

$9 Harbor Freight

Try this on an older rusted car

En español gringo plis

so expensive for what they are... hope cheap Chinese one are made..

Until you run into the push pins that sit in flush and don't have the notches to grab onto. Fucking Honda.

I'd suggest the gearwrech set for 40 bucks. www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B000TDAHYM/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

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terrible presentation, barely understandable