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Condition:New
Part Type:Removal Tool
Manufacturer Part Number:9020902-01
Manufacturer Warranty:1 Year
Hinge Pin Removal Tool 9020902-01
High quality and Durable Material
Will not work on the cargo/barn doors.
Application：
Compatible with Chevy Truck / Silverado 1500 1999-2006
Compatible with Chevy Truck / Silverado 2500 1999-2006
Compatible with Chevy Truck / Silverado 3500 2001-2006
Compatible with GMC Truck / Sierra 1500 1999-2006
Compatible with GMC Truck / Sierra 2500 1999-2006
Compatible with GMC Truck / Sierra 3500 2001-2006
Compatible with Chevy Suburban 2000-2006
Compatible with Chevy Tahoe 2000-2006
Compatible with GMC Yukon 2000-2006
Compatible with Chevy Avalanche 2002-2006
Compatible with Cadillac Escalade 2002-2006
Compatible with Hummer H2 2003-2009
Compatible with Chevy Trailblazer 2002-2009
Compatible with GMC Envoy 2002-2009
Compatible with Oldsmobile Bravada 2002-2004
Compatible with Buick Rainier 2004-2007
Compatible with 97X 2005-2009
botie
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Maybe I'm being unfair here. I mean, it's my fault I mushroomed my tool. I didn't know it wasn't firmly planted in place below the, uh, whatever you call the parts, pins? I guess? I saw that I was turning it and that the pin stopped moving upwards. BUT. I bet a properly produced steel screw/bolt wouldn't have mushroomed, and I can't believe that, for a $40 tool, for a very very particular job and as far as I know is it's only job, that the screw is not made for the task at hand. It is for this reason I rate this at two stars, because I have to give some credit for the base tool. It fits perfectly in place however it doesn't work perfectly due to the nature of worn out door hinges.When I try to do the other door of my silverado, I'll do some messing around if grinding down the mushroomed screw to function again, goes wrong again. That worked to finish my first door, until it mushed again, at which point it was so close to popping out I just grabbed a 8" screw and feed it through hinge holes so I had room to hammer the rest out. Maybe I'll buy a replacement screw that will fit the threads and that will salvage my $40. I do know I will not be buying another $40 tool. I bought mine on a competing website due to saving a few dollars. MAYBE, it is a ripoff product. But seeing what others have said here, I gotta believe every one I find on the internet for purchase, are the exact same product. It is too niche for copycats. It's literally the only thing I could find. A shame that being the only tool in existence, it's maker did not go the distance to ensure the screw was up to par for the task. And maybe that was the point for repeat buys on a niche product................What's the difference between $40 and $45 anyways? In this situation? Seriously. I despise when tool manufacturers skate on materials when it saves them pennies. I get it. "If I sell x amount for x, I'll make x. BUT! If I use inferior materials on the screws and save money, I make more! A penny saved is a penny earned!" OR, just do it right and charge another 5 bucks for your greed because everyone buying it for 40+ would buy it for 45+. We have no choice. But there is a limit and I give cred for them knowing WHERE that limit is at, which is about sub 50 bucks.What a shame with this tool.
Seth Colwell
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
WORKS AS IT SHOULD BUT SCREW IS VERY SOFT METAL SO YOU NEED TO GRIND DOWN THE HINGE PIN LIP ON THE TRUCK BEFORE USING. HOPE THIS HELPS
Donald Parkin
Reviewed in Canada on January 28, 2025
Nice looking tool, but not used too cold to remove the door at this time
J. P. Dunbar
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
Don't even try the old hammer the pins out. Just buy this thing and stop being a tightwad! You need it.
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