Do you bend the tabs around the finder lip or drill the end of the clip and but a screw thru it ???
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Hook the pre-bent end over the inner fender lip then stick he arrow head end through the slot in the trim, pull it tight while bending it inward toward the truck. Pretty tough to drill the little tabs or the trim piece as it is stainless steel and harder than the hubs of hell.
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I took an old one off and matched up the clip. Its hard explaining, hope you figure it out
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I wouldn't want to be switching the adapter from tool to tool very often. To release it from a tool, it is necessary to squeeze two plastic tabs together by hand and much more than minimal effort is required to do so. It seems possible that the clips could be damaged if someone uses a screwdriver to lever the tabs instead of squeezing by hand. It requires patience to remove it from a tool.
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From what I see, the clip cannot be relocated to the other side. Your best bet is to just remove the clip all together, but the screw that holds it is extremely small, I'm having a hard time trying to remove it.
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I used a tiny screwdriver to pry the tab out from the front side. You could use a thin knife blade or something similar. It pops right back in.
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I had the same issue. I found a video on Youtube showing how it is done. Actually there is no trick to it, nor do you need any tools. It is a matter of compressing/"buckling" the sling enough with your fingers and you can force the clip through. Go to Youtube. AK sling topics are plenty.
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I unscrew the screw. Because in order to get the screw on the otherside of the metal tab that controls the aperture, I unscrew the screw, hold the tab with my finger and screw the screw in so that the tab catches on it. Then reverse it to take it off. I don't know if that's the proper way but it works and doesn't damage anything.
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Goodness, I'm not sure but I think I used a dull knife to lift a little tab and then pull it off, or I scored it and then pulled it off.Ah, it might twist off after you score it. Good luck
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I simply traced around it with a sharpie, cut the hole, then spotted the screw holes in the same manner. If you need more precision, you may need to google the standard for this component.
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Hi ... in response you your question, I tried to twist off the clip. Seems it's either glued or affixed so well that it's not going anywhere. I felt like it'd break (not easily) from all my twisting before it'd come off. I seriously doubt it'll come off with normal use. I use the pencil all the time and think it's a great instrument.
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I have the pivoting clips attached to loops (Occidental, available at Amazon). I thread my tool belt through the loops. This is a better setup because the loops can be moved to the best position on the belt, unlike fixed anchor points.
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You have to remove the insert (Kcup holder), but be careful. Start where the two arrows meet by pulling up, work around the two like clips.
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It appears to be held in place with a metal retaining clip. I don't see any way to remove it completely, but cutting it off with hacksaw would work. There is a bit of sliding friction, I'm not sure if this would be a problem or not for you.
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Using a flat edge screw driver, I pushed on the plastic tabs at each end of the brush. I removed the old one and slipped in the new one. I used the screw driver because I did not have enough strength in my finger to push the tab over.
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The best I can tell you is look up on youtube for a video for your device. The screw drivers for the screws. The tools with the wide flat end are for opening the case. Most devices have a tab lock every so often around the edge. Use the thin flat tool to un snap them be careful you can break the tabs.
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Push down on the metal part with the ridges. That's what holds the blade in place when you open it. It's on the side with the clip.
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Hi Bonnie, if you look at the cutter with the blade and screw side towards you you can see a clear tab above the screw. Make sure your blade is closed, remove the screw turning counter clockwise and then the clear tab can be seen right underneath the screw hole. You push the tab towards the area where the blade opens. I wanted to send you a picture of the instructions but I can't attach it. If you want to you can email me at terryr915@yahoo.com. Terry