Tool

[1966 Hemi]

Would someone know where I could by a tool for removing the the light and the wiper switch? 1966 Satellite -Rich

 

[bigredbird]

Maybe useful?



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[1966 Hemi]

I got the knob off...I need some type of tool with a couple of prongs or something to turn the nut off to remove the switch

 

['67Satellite]

Gentle screwdriver works for me.

 

[copper67440]

Gentle screwdriver works for me.

me too

 

[Cranky]

Left handed spammer winch? I've used snap ring pliers before or a screwdriver. It's usually not that tight and either will work unless things have been sitting outside.....

 

[Jeremiah]

I just bought this stuff from this guy:

[email protected]
M-F 8-5 EST 843-324-3586

Nice guy, very nice specialty sockets at fair prices. Using tools like this instead of screw drivers is a good idea and will help preserve the details of the interior of your classic mopar.

 

[AR67GTX]

I've carefully used a pair of needle nose pliers as a spanner wrench to remove the securing nut.

 

[rlsbee]

I just bought this stuff from this guy:

[email protected]
M-F 8-5 EST 843-324-3586

Nice guy, very nice specialty sockets at fair prices. Using tools like this instead of screw drivers is a good idea and will help preserve the details of the interior of your classic mopar.

I've also purchased tools from him. Well made, useful tools that are reasonably priced.
He has a website: http://www.custommachinecomponents.com

 

[bigredbird]

I've carefully used a pair of needle nose pliers as a spanner wrench to remove the securing nut.

Me too. Long-nosed and long handled worked fine.

 

[coloradodave]

Go to your local CVS or other drug store and buy a spanner wrench for removing watch backs. A couple of dollars and works great.