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TR2/3/3A TR3 Instrument Panel Bezel Removal
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I made one from a cheap snap ring tool. Eastwood markets #52063 for $16.99 that looks like it should work.
https://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=611&itemType=CATEGORY&iMainCat=608&iSubCat=611
https://www.eastwoodco.com/jump.jsp?itemID=611&itemType=CATEGORY&iMainCat=608&iSubCat=611
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I recommend this, from British Tool Company, MI
<https://www.britishtool.com/servtool.htm>
Dash Nut Spanner...authorized (V.L. Churchill) copy of the original shop tool, this is made to safely install or remove the round nuts that hold the switches on your dash panel. Two diameters to accommodate the common sizes found on most British Cars, and motorcycles. Slight filing may be needed to fit small variations in the nuts. Screwdrivers are for screws, not your dash!
Part Number: 18G 671 $25.00
Full disclosure: I cannot claim no financial interest. I was sent one of these as a thank-you for helping "spread the word" a few years ago. I can honestly say that it beats the screwdriver method any day, evidenced by the fact that (unlike at least one of my other cars) there are no stray screwdriver marks on the wooden facia of my current Herald!
<https://www.britishtool.com/servtool.htm>
Dash Nut Spanner...authorized (V.L. Churchill) copy of the original shop tool, this is made to safely install or remove the round nuts that hold the switches on your dash panel. Two diameters to accommodate the common sizes found on most British Cars, and motorcycles. Slight filing may be needed to fit small variations in the nuts. Screwdrivers are for screws, not your dash!
Part Number: 18G 671 $25.00
Full disclosure: I cannot claim no financial interest. I was sent one of these as a thank-you for helping "spread the word" a few years ago. I can honestly say that it beats the screwdriver method any day, evidenced by the fact that (unlike at least one of my other cars) there are no stray screwdriver marks on the wooden facia of my current Herald!