3 in 1 ELV Steering Wheel Lock Electric Motor,Direction Lock Motor Lock Disassembler Pin Disassembler for Mercedes Benz Ignition Lock Dowel Pin Removal Tool Kit

Got this kit and found that the disassembler was cool to have, but I have enough tools laying around, that I found something better. I struggled with the disassembler. I didn't remove the key so the cylinder thing wasn't really necessary either, but now I have it in case I need it. The motor is loud, but works.

Everything I need to complete the job.

This kit allowed my boyfriend to get the job done with no hassle definitely worth the purchase.

I have read others complaining about difficulty removing the pins. The method that has worked for me is to use either a T6 or T5 Torx bit and hammer it into the center of the pin at least 2 mm. Then using a twisting and pulling motion work the pin out. They generally come right out once they turn. They can be reused afterwards.

Completed the install in my 2008 Mercedes c300 (w204) motor works great, no more intermittent ESL issues. One thing to note on the motor is that it is MUCH louder than the factory motor. Other than that no issues on fitment or install. (Side note) dowel pin removal tool completely useless. Ended up having to drill out all 4 pins from ESL housing and replace them. Motor holding up so far. 1 month on car.

special tool for roll pins does not work. roll pins must be drilled out. motor and special tool for ignition worked great,

There's got to be a way tu get these pins out. This tool didn't work for me. Tried different pins, hit some harder than others and it didn't extract. Stuck a little bit, but not enough to pull the pin out. Eventually I tried laying in hard with a hammer and it still didn't extract. Need something that's one direction you know that can go in but spreads or grabs when it's extracted.