what tools are necessary to replace these parts?
1435720
Allen/hex key is all that is required. Is a straight forward change, just make sure of the g pulley is on the upper slot.
1435721
Just a 3mm allen key. There are two of them and they are different - make sure you keep track of which one is which when you take your originals off because you can interchange them. (which I did at first)
1435722
You just need a set of allen wrenches to get the screw out. Nothing special other than that.
2007764
I am not sure because i have not needed to replace yet - However, you may try to call the manufacturer or websearch, call and ask them.
335182
won't take more than you to do the project and a basic screwdrive should do it! Good Luck!
52185
http://technaclip.com/index.php/accessories/replacement-parts.htmlGo to the manufacture !
220297
The most you need is a screwdriver if you send your email I can send you a pic of it installed
2191577
Go to the original manufacturer site that is on the amazon page featuring the item. Once you click on it, you can find the "pieces parts" you need.
1503756
The key components you would replace, namely the blades, motors, and the entire "arm assembly" (which I generally replace) are interchangeable. I have one of each, and have maintained them each from one stash of parts.
1148833
I don't recall if tools were required. We returned the unit because on our Cadillac SRX it make so much whistling noise at freeway speed we could not stand it.
2189664
Definately need a screw gun, two would be better so you dont have to change bits all the time. A set of drill bits (or the bits they specify) are a must. I think we used a few sockets and wrenches too.
365543
I have not needed any internal parts. Not sure if it is worth replacing parts. It maybe easier just to replace the assembly.
662596
Hammer and a Phillips screw driver or power drill. Lots of patience. If you watch the video on you tube first you will save yourself tons of time
1801452
A correctly sized wrench should do the job, you will have to remove the handle first I believe.
1033102
An adjustable wrench or channel-lock pliers (use care) and some teflon tape. Takes 5 minutes.
308815
A Allen Wrench to put new one on. 13mm socket and wrench to remove old latches
1050076
This is the kit needed. It is quite a job. It took me about three hours to replace.
1737888
Not sure, but I would try putting model/make into google and put in the words replacement parts. See what comes up. Good luck!
1349242
I believe that you have to buy the whole thing. Maybe try going to a hardware store to see if you can get just the parts you need. Thanks! Scott