Dorman 76951 Window Handle Removal Tool Universal Fit
Description
🔧 Unlock Efficiency with Every Turn!
- BUILT TO LAST - Premium metal construction ensures durability through countless projects.
- VERSATILE UTILITY - Perfect for upholstery, glass, stereo, electrical, and paint/body tasks.
- EFFORTLESS OPERATION - Keyless design makes removal fast and frustration-free.
- ONE TOOL ENDLESS JOBS - Universal fit means no more hunting for the right handle remover.
- PRECISION FIT GUARANTEE - Use the garage tool to confirm exact compatibility with your vehicle.
The Dorman 76951 Window Handle Removal Tool is a durable, universal-fit metal tool designed for quick and easy removal of window handles across a wide range of vehicles. Its keyless, precision-engineered design ensures compatibility and long-lasting performance, making it an essential addition to any professional or DIY toolkit.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Dorman Products |
| Brand | Dorman |
| Model | Dorman 76951: Window Handle Removal Tool |
| Item Weight | 0.01 ounces |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 76951 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 76951 |
| OEM Part Number | 769511 |
| Special Features | Keyless, Easy to Install, Durable |
Reviews
K**E
It works as advertised.
Makes getting the handles and knobs on an off very easy. Does not damage the upholstery.
G**S
Good price worked as it should
Worked great!
K**E
In-expensive
Easy to use price was good
C**E
Works well but..
This tool works well for its intended purpose. However, when I tried to remove the pins from the handles in my 56 bel air, I had a difficult time. I was eventually able to remove the door handles and window cranks. I needed to make the opening of this tool slightly larger to completely fit through the pin.
D**.
Perfect item window tool
Easily removed window crank
R**N
Must have tool for removing GM interior Handles from manual windows
After 30 mins of trying to get 1 window crank off the 51 Chevrolet I remembered that I had let some borrow my original remover 25 years ago and never they never returned it. I went to 2 automotive box stores and they would have ordered one for me. Amazon to my rescue this tool is a must have for any GM cars since the 50's
K**R
Good
Good
E**T
Mostly works
For the handles that cooperated, it popped them right off. Pretty easy; align the tool with the crank handle, push the tool on, retention clip pops off (and that's literal, good luck if you need that), handle comes off. However, I had one handle that did not want to come off. I'm sure it's the handle that's bad, because 2 tools couldn't manage it well. This one, however, as soon as I put pressure onto the end it almost immediately bent and now i can't put any real pressure on it at all. This is only an issue when the clip doesn't pop off quick and easy like it does 99% of the time.
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