Are these trim tools enough to remove trim?

[cruisingdownthestreet]

are these trim tools enough to remove trim?

edit: these things are too thick. can't stick it in.

[HXS]

There is a Torx screw holding the middle dash trim I believe, so you'll need a Torx screwdriver.

[Viffermike]

Originally Posted by cruisingdownthestreet

are these trim tools enough to remove trim?

edit: these things are too thick. can't stick it in.

The trim of what? Or just in general?

Regardless: Buy a new set. Those are beat to hell and and plainly cheap. Good ones have relatively thin, sharp edges and are made of plastic that will give a bit but not shear off.

[cruisingdownthestreet]

Originally Posted by Viffermike

The trim of what? Or just in general?

Regardless: Buy a new set. Those are beat to hell and and plainly cheap. Good ones have relatively thin, sharp edges and are made of plastic that will give a bit but not shear off.

thanks. guess i'll be stopping by harbor freight when they have a sale

[NorCal f80]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Viffermike]

Originally Posted by NorCal f80

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

cruisingdownthestreet Those are exactly the ones I have. Do it, OP. Dooooooo it.

[imirdalf]

thx for the tools..

[Never_Enough]

I have those 2 & a couple others. Never had an issue

[Never_Enough]

Originally Posted by cruisingdownthestreet

edit: these things are too thick. can't stick it in.

That's what she said

[JerryW235]

Originally Posted by cruisingdownthestreet

thanks. guess i'll be stopping by harbor freight when they have a sale

Got a 5 piece set at HF that are exactly like the ones on the Amazon link, only they are blue instead of red. Used them to remove panels for speaker install, and rear camera install; took off door panels, door sill trim, dash trim, etc. No problems with them at all.

[Ian1973]

Griots garage has them also.