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Use needle nose pliers

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Just use needle nose pliers.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

MIBOTOOL #87050 or SIR TOOL #ST9701 These are electrical pin extractors for Porshe. Anybody have one have one of these tools that they would be willing to part with for a price? [email removed] Thanks

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks Tim. Looks like the Sir Tool #ST9025 is the one.

POST 4Original post

We have these listed on our website : http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p053.htm They are in stock too.

POST 5Original post

Oh, you meant actual Porsche tools! I thought you were referring to me! Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!

POST 6Original post

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Now why didn't I think of that??? Damn, Phil you are hitting on all 6 cylinders!

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POST 8Original post

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The closer to the holidays it gets, the crazier I get.

POST 9Original post

Happy turkey day to all.(except those white 'Honda' owners)!

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Barn, I love you too! My Honda now My Honda after mods

POST 11Original post

I needed one on short notice and made it out of a hunk of drill rod.

POST 12Original post

Just use needle nose pliers. You can then order a replacement part from suncoast when you break the delicate electrical part you were trying to remove.

POST 13Original post

Porsche tool? I thought Benjamin Choi was banned :-) Try 6sspeed

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