Removing "panel popper" without distroying them

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Slick
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Member # 846

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I'm taking apart a 2000 Ranger. I can get them half way out without a problem, then I can see a dimple forming on the head of the thing (where the stem connects underneath), them it just breaks a hole right through the head. I tried pulling the stems out with plyers after I broke them, I was pulling extremely hard, there is no way that plastic head could take that much force. What am I missing? Does anyone besides ford sell replacements cheap?

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Posts: 141 | From: Bloomsburg, PA, USA | Registered: Dec 1999 | IP: Logged |

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LORD DUKK SAYS SO!The Big Show
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Dukk
Senior Member
Member # 1344

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I find that speed usually helps.
Try any auto parts place. They will most likely have 'christmas trees' in many types

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And that's the bottom line, cuz:
LORD DUKK SAYS SO!

The Big Show
The Dukk says: Know your bass: PORT your damn box!!
Have HoleSaw, Will Travel!

Posts: 3690 | From: Abbotsford, BC, Canada | Registered: Mar 2000 | IP: Logged |

O'Reiley's, Autozone, etc. usually has
them though.Iz

Iz
New Member
Member # 327

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I wouldn't condone the use of speed, or
any drugs for that matter, whether it be
uppers or downers.

(sorry Dukk)

O'Reiley's, Autozone, etc. usually has
them though.

Posts: 73 | From: Oklahoma | Registered: Jul 1999 | IP: Logged |

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