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[ChrisS1]

Any recommendations for anything to make taking the undertrays off quicker? Was thinking of a small electric screwdriver or something which you were able to put an 8mm socket head on. Any suggestions of what other people have successfully...and unsuccessfully tried? Cheers

[siztenboots]

cordless angle driver might be easier for access

[Delta Deano]

Cordless screw driver from asda blackspur make comes with screwdriver bits £8 not the long ones but the handgrip on.My link

[Ormes]

I got this for the same reason and it won't fit under the car when its on the ground http://www.google.co...ed=0CCoQ8wIwAA#

[ChrisS1]

Cordless screw driver from asda blackspur make comes with screwdriver bits £8 not the long ones but the handgrip on.My link

Does this one fit under the car without jacking up? (I have standard suspension not some super low coilovers).

Cheers

[dominik]

The bosch GWI 10,8 will do a good job. GWI10,8
I use one since a year, only the two big screws of the undertray under the engine you have to make a half a turn by hand.

[Ormes]

The bosch GWI 10,8 will do a good job. GWI10,8
I use one since a year, only the two big screws of the undertray under the engine you have to make a half a turn by hand.

Nice

[ChrisS1]

The bosch GWI 10,8 will do a good job. GWI10,8
I use one since a year, only the two big screws of the undertray under the engine you have to make a half a turn by hand.

Nice

Price isnt quite so nice when you search for one....

I think the little ASDA one is looking like a winner as its just for taking the undertrays off.

[Ouchie]

Undertrays, arch liners, playing cowboys in the mirror...cough. Or a rightangle drill bit holder will do the job. I find it easier to jack the car up if I need the undertrays off anyway.

[Ouchie]

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Edited by Ouchie, 26 December 2010 - 04:34 PM.