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Reviews (4)
Dec 06, 2021
Nice Factory fit part
I bought these for a Christmas present for someone who just bought a new Gladiator. The pricing for these is all over the place so shop around. They fit the Gladiator nicely and look good doing it. Highly recommend these if you want a factory part instead of an aftermarket one, not to take anything from the aftermarket manufacturers, as some people just prefer factory parts and upgrades.
Mar 11, 2019
For $20, you aren't going wrong
I bought this tool along with some 4 gauge battery cable to make my own alternator charge wire and some ground cables. I bought the copper lugs locally. This crimp tool does the job. I will admit that I found it easier to hold the wire into lug while I let my daughter hammer the crimper at first. I was about to drop $50 pre-coupon at Harbor Freight but I went with this instead. For the occasional DIY person, this is fine. It may even hold up to moderate shop use. I am happy with it.
Apr 17, 2021
Nice replacement for worn buttons
First things first... Ignore all of the year guidelines whether it is here on eBay, Amazon, or any other vendor. These particular replacements will work on any year radio provided it is the built in 6 disc changer radio, usually with option code UC6. I went back and forth for longer than I should have have, trying to decide if these would work because I felt they would. My gamble paid off and they worked perfectly. My wife didn't want an aftermarket radio in the truck so this was the best option to replace the worn buttons and make it nice again. So $40 and about 90 minutes of my time and the radio looks like new again. The radio is easy to take apart and do this quick fix to. Once again, ignore the year range for vehicles this applies to. If you have a 6 disc CD radio with option code UC6, these buttons will work. Just match up the buttons you have on your radio with what comes in this kit and you will see that it is a match. I attached before and after pics so you can see the difference. My truck is a 2004 GMC Yukon SLT with the UC6 option radio.