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    Anybody know what this is?

    I was running power to the rear of my GU recently and found this under the rear passengers side sill
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    Just wondering if anyone knows what it is I was thinking maybe circlip remover??? But any way it had been there for a while and had started to damage the wiring, it hadn't fully rubbed threw to expose the wires so I use electrical tape to re wrap the individual wires that had rubbed and the loom itself, do u think this is sufficient?
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    So lucky find I guess and a new tool I may find a use for and bonus one less rattle now if only I could sort out the passenger side sun visor bouncing around lol.
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    not sure mate, looks like a bracket of some type. the tape should be sufficient as long as the wiring wasnt exposed.
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    Its a tool to remove the plastic panels and trim
    I like any loom covered in that black split tubing
    just extra insurance
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    Quote Originally Posted by threedogs View Post
    Its a tool to remove the plastic panels and trim
    Yes that's what it looks like to me, called a trim removal tool.

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    I use that tool to remove the sirclip that holds the on the inside of a manual window winder handle

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    That's exactly what I was going to say..have one in the toolbox..Generally AFAIK the tools to remove panel trim are plastic to avoid scrapes and scratches on trim


    Quote Originally Posted by Alitis007 View Post
    I use that tool to remove the sirclip that holds the on the inside of a manual window winder handle

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alitis007 View Post
    I use that tool to remove the sirclip that holds the on the inside of a manual window winder handle
    Quote Originally Posted by doka404 View Post
    That's exactly what I was going to say..have one in the toolbox..Generally AFAIK the tools to remove panel trim are plastic to avoid scrapes and scratches on trim
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    Does your truck have power or manual windows?

    Car hasn't been in a minor bingle has it?

    That is awful clean under the scuff trim.
    Usually a lot of grit and dirt etc gets in there.
    Can't see it being there ex factory unless they had to fiddle with something.
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    Quote Originally Posted by the evil twin View Post
    X 3

    Does your truck have power or manual windows?

    Car hasn't been in a minor bingle has it?

    That is awful clean under the scuff trim.
    Usually a lot of grit and dirt etc gets in there.
    Can't see it being there ex factory unless they had to fiddle with something.
    well spotted , dont you clean under those scuff plates ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by the evil twin View Post
    X 3

    Does your truck have power or manual windows?

    Car hasn't been in a minor bingle has it?

    That is awful clean under the scuff trim.
    Usually a lot of grit and dirt etc gets in there.
    Can't see it being there ex factory unless they had to fiddle with something.
    All power windows, I can't be 100% it has never been in a bingle I only recently purchased it but had a full inspection done and they said all paint thickness was factory and didn't report on any repair work. In saying that after finding this I pull the rest of the trims just to check and they were all about that clean I bought the car of a 70 year old guy who never took it off road it was literally grandpa spec, but I will have a better look at the sills and door tonight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CUB View Post
    All power windows, I can't be 100% it has never been in a bingle I only recently purchased it but had a full inspection done and they said all paint thickness was factory and didn't report on any repair work. In saying that after finding this I pull the rest of the trims just to check and they were all about that clean I bought the car of a 70 year old guy who never took it off road it was literally grandpa spec, but I will have a better look at the sills and door tonight.
    Aaaah Ok, thats cool.

    If the sills are that clean I'd believe the old fella.
    Dolphins are so smart that within a few weeks of captivity, they can train people to stand on the very edge of the pool and throw them fish.

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