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Tool - XR7 Toggle Switch Nut - New ~ 1967 - 1968 Mercury Cougar / 1971 - 1973 Mercury Cougar

Item #: 19963

Cost: 1452

Earns: 73

Bonus: 0

Toggle Switch Nut Remover Tool for the 1967, 1968 Mercury Cougar.

1967 Mercury Cougar
1968 Mercury Cougar
1971 Mercury Cougar
1972 Mercury Cougar
1973 Mercury Cougar

Price: $18.15

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Applications

1967 Mercury Cougar, 1968 Mercury Cougar, 1971 Mercury Cougar, 1972 Mercury Cougar, 1973 Mercury Cougar

Description

This is a bezel nut tool used to remove the toggle switch bezel nuts on 67 - 68 & 71 - 73 XR7 Mercury Cougars. No more scratches trying to remove with the wrong tools. These are made from HRS steel and are milled to fit the bezel nut. This is a MUST HAVE if you are replacing a toggle switch or taking apart your dash, we use this tool in our shop all the time and love it!

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14 Customer Review(s)

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67Jason

Handy tool to have, not worth scratching the dash or stripping the bezels out, buy the tool!

Reviewed in on 7/11/2025

Neal

Just plain wrong

The prongs on the tool are to large to fit in the slots in three nuts rendering it useless.
WCCC Response:
The latest batch of these seems to have burrs and bevels to some of the cuts, not as precise as they have been previously. You should be able to file them down a bit and they should work as expected. If you would like you can send it back and ask that we send you one we have verified to fit.

Reviewed in on 7/18/2020

Frank

Made the job of cleaning/replacing tip on XR7 switches simple-no scratches on dash!

Reviewed in on 3/3/2019

Frank

Perfect fit for 1967 toggle switches

Reviewed in on 3/3/2019

Ken

Good tool

Tool works well as the switch nuts (at least on my Cougar) were not overly tight. I would have tgiven 5 stars accross the board of the tool would have been built like a socket instaed of just having "flats" for a wrench.

Reviewed in on 12/12/2018

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