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Is there a Tupperware removal manual??
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SpyderAnn01
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Bill, each section will tell you what body panels you need to remove. In front everything starts with the mirrors. You need a 30 Torx for most everything, there are a few 10 mm bolts tossed in to spice things up, and of course a ton of push pins.
Bob Denman
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jcthorne
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The body panel removal is in there. Each according to its own section.
The manual is arranged by items. Pick a panel, look it up and it will tell you how. Starting with a list of items that need to be removed first. Start with the first one on the list, look it up and follow those instructions. They clearly show where each fastener is located etc. Part of the difficulty is knowing what the panels are called. None are called tupperware.....
The manual is arranged by items. Pick a panel, look it up and it will tell you how. Starting with a list of items that need to be removed first. Start with the first one on the list, look it up and follow those instructions. They clearly show where each fastener is located etc. Part of the difficulty is knowing what the panels are called. None are called tupperware.....
SpyderAnn01
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Jay, a friend of ours had a pair of those that came with a Polaris tool kit, Joe tried to buy a pair at Polaris and they wanted way too much for them. Thanks for the heads up on Car Quest we will look for them there. Of course, a flat tipped screw driver works but Joe is from the school where the guy with the most tools wins. :roflblack:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
PUSH PIN TOOL
:agree:...with Joe,.........Ann I make these for friends ......if you want one PM your address and I'll send it to you..............Mike :thumbup:
:agree:...with Joe,.........Ann I make these for friends ......if you want one PM your address and I'll send it to you..............Mike :thumbup:
bmwlarry
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What I did was make your own. It is very easy to do by taking an old pair of needle nose pliers and grind down the tip and then notch them to make a tool that easily removes these pesky plastic rivets!
JayBros
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Hey, another member of my team! A guy can never have enough tools. They are Lisle and cost about $13. Junk Harbor freight were about $10.
Bob Denman
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The one that Mike makes, work great! :thumbup:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
THE TOOL.........!!!!
:clap:........Thank you Robert, If I get in-undated with requests I'll have you to THANK :lecturef_smilie: :roflblack: :shemademe_smilie:........mIKE
:clap:........Thank you Robert, If I get in-undated with requests I'll have you to THANK :lecturef_smilie: :roflblack: :shemademe_smilie:........mIKE
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Bob Denman
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A possible source: http://www.amazon.com/Lisle-41250-Push-Pin-Pliers/dp/B00EARCXXG
Lobo
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Click the arrow top right when playing and it will give you a link to share. Mail it to yourself.
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