GOOACC 190 Pcs Car Retainer Clips & Fastener Remover - 18 Most Popular Sizes & Applications Auto Push Pin Rivets Set -Door Trim Panel Clips for Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Mazda - Bonus Fastener Remover

I got this kit because I had to remove those pop screws for removal of my grill. This kit has every tool you need to remove the pop rivets any dash moulding, interior car doors, anything plastic that you want to remove and not damage. It came with almost the perfect amount of pop rivets for the front (engine cover) and has various other fasteners. Great tool kit if you are a person who would rather fix various car applications instead of paying a professional to do the job. I was able to fix my ambient air temperature sensor with it, now I'm finding it valuable for replacement of my head unit digitizer. Not a single regert with this product. Not even a single letter.

I bought this to use to replace a radio in my car. I wanted it because it has a large selection of tools for removing panels and such. Normally, I would not need such a toolset, but the newer car of mine requires many panels and fasteners to be removed to get to the radio. This tool set has all the options I needed to get the job done, and I will need it again soon. The tools seemed strong enough that I was not worried about them breaking while I used them. The extra fasteners included are great in case I need a replacement later.

Worked great, plenty of pieces for any job

I saw that a good majority were for Hondas, and considering the price, it was a no brainier. I ordered this kit and two specific quantities of other clips, for the splash guards and the style with metal inserts, for my 2006 Civic coupe.I did a major overhaul on the vehicle since it has outlasted two other automobiles I have owned 3 times over. I've out around $1150 worth of parts into it, and it was worth every penny for the quality of ride restored. after completing the final phase of the repairs, rear drum brakes with all new everything and timken rear hub bearing assemblies, the car feels pretty much brand new sans the couple of little rattles or whatever after this many miles.Nearly 275k miles later, having bought it with 12 from the dealer in December 2005, I had broken or lost many of the clips here and there, and having purchased new splash guards for the entire front of the car, it seemed to be prudent to have a selection rather than spend an arm and a leg on specific part numbers from the Honda dealership or other distributor. I knew there were two part numbers I would need specifically to be safe, and it ended up this kit has them. The splash guard clips were a perfect match, but I needed 32 of them all together, so that required an additional purchase. This kit also had the larger style I ordered separately, but they didn't have the metal inserts like the other specific part I ordered. It probably would have been fine, but certain anchor points of all the plastic parts on the front of the car require a good bit of strength to hold over time. Again, it would have almost certainly been fine for a while, but I don't plan on going through all that again... At least not while it's still a daily driver.As for around the car itself, I found a perfect or nearly perfect clip in this kit for every single spot that needed one. When I say nearly perfect, it's basically a perfect fit and function, but may look a little different than some of the surrounding clips that are still there from the factory.All in all, I am incredibly satisfied with this purchase. The removal tool is really nice to have, and since I had one already, came to discover that having two of the removal tools actually makes removing some the old, broken, and stubborn clips basically effortless. If you have a Honda, buy this kit if you're needing to replace some and don't know exactly what you need. (Use the Honda e-parts store to view the diagrams for the specific part of the car for which you require a clip, and look at the reference number from the diagram, and you'll get a part number. (Honda part numbers generally look like: 000-SNA-0000. Although there are variances depending on the part. Copy and paste that number into the Amazon search bar and it just might be available here. If not, it is usually in one of these kits which hold a tremendous amount of convenience over tracking down such specific stuff!)Would gladly buy again and recommend to anyone in the market.

I own a 2001 Ford Excursion. As you can imagine, sometimes,those are hard to come by. Seems like I'm always needing some type of OEM faster for 1 thing or the other. So far, this 'kit' has proven very helpful for the oddball fasteners that are either missing, or break during repairs.

Exactly as advertised. My husband thinks it’s high quality so it’s definitely worth the price.

This is a very nice selection of the various types of fasteners you might need for different car types. And they certainly do work in a pinch, but they aren't like the original OEM quality pieces in most cases. But if you just lost one out of 5 or 6 fasteners, replacing with one of these works well.

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