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Sep 15, 2018
They're okay for a short use
I bought these to bore out valve bodies, I go thru one transmission before I have to order a new set. So far I've ordered two sets. They will spin off of their drive shanks, or snap. They do throw off bristles easily as well. I think I will order a set of bench buddies brand bore brushes next time as I've heard they last better. They also don't reach thru as far as I need, and this review is also at low speed and with use of lubrication(wd-40, liquid wrench). Anyway, they are good for a quick job/use. Not great for extended use. You get what you pay for.
Mar 20, 2022
Waste of time
I bought these in preparation for my 95’ K2500. Both inner handles broke, driver side outer broke, and the door locks didn’t work.
After I spent much time removing the door panels, window regulator assemblies, etc, it was time to remove the outer door handles.
After removing the outer door handles, i was able to remove the lock cylinder rod bracket. HERE is where the issue occurred.
I already went ahead and installed the new lock cylinders (these) , into the new door handles. This is when I realized the lock cylinders are incorrect. I removed the lock rod bracket to install on the new cylinders, and they only go one way, and with these tumblers, the locks never would have functioned.
On the factory cylinders the bracket post on the tumbler faces down. By bracket post I am referring to the tulip looking piece that rotates with the lock. It’s a large semi circle, with a smaller semi circle on the other end.
On the factory locks, the smaller semi circle faced down toward the door handle tang (the piece pushed in to remove the cylinder from the handle). On this set of locks, the bracket post faces up, rendering these locks useless on my vehicle.
I ended up having to lubricate the factory locks, and free them up to the point I could use them. These are not and will not be in use, as they simply won’t fit , or perform like factory.
The keys provided did work the tumblers, and they did rotate smoothly. So there is that. But that doesn’t matter, when the lock rod wouldn’t line up remotely due to the cylinder being manufactured incorrectly.