I was meant to post these pics but my camera packed it in.
I made this tools about 25yrs ago when i was an apprentice.
The main part was machined up out of 350 grade steel, not sure what steel specs that equates to now.
The rest is just scap mild steel i had in the work shop with a weight on the end.
It's seen alot of door pins and i've never had one i couldn't remove.
https://cache.gmh-to...oorpintool1.jpg
https://cache.gmh-to...doorpintool.jpg
https://cache.gmh-to...oorpintool2.jpg
pics of door pin removal tool
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, Mar 01 2007 05:08 PM
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Posted 15 March 2007 - 10:21 AM
kev used that tool to remove the pins from
my 2 door..it took him just under 5 minutes
to remove all 4 pins!!!!including passenger
door that had never been removed......
cheers kev
my 2 door..it took him just under 5 minutes
to remove all 4 pins!!!!including passenger
door that had never been removed......
cheers kev
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Posted 23 October 2012 - 09:21 PM
Very old post I know. But how do you use it ?
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Posted 23 October 2012 - 10:34 PM
I'm guessing by the looks of the pics it is pretty much a long slide hammer with a adaptor made to slide over pin.
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