SHOWA Trim/Tilt Pin Wrench MT0006-32mm with S-4 & S-4.5 Pins, Remove Trim Caps for Yamaha, Honda, Evinrude Units

I read a few reviews on the pins snapping but decided to take a chance. This worked great, no issues at all.I did make sure to hold the wrench tight to the caps when breaking them loose.

I should have known better. You get what you pay for. This item was complete garbage and ruined my work day. The pins sheared as soon as I put some force on the wrench. The pins are obviously not hardened steel like they should be. BEWARE. Don't buy this if you are expecting it to work. I would have given it zero stars if possible.

Had a leak from the cap on one of my Yamaha trim tabs, told I needed to rebuild entire system by several repairmen for $400-$600. Further investigation revealed I could replace seals in cap, only 1 leaking, but 2nd would start leaking if both weren’t addressedSeals cost as much as 2 aftermarket caps, so went with caps. But this tool was needed to remove caps. $70 for caps, $30 for tool that worked great. 2 different sizes, larger one for tilt, smaller one for trim.

I ordered this for the trim caps on my 2007 Yamaha F115 based upon the ad info! This actually only fits the tilt cap, so if your looking to do the trim caps order the MT0006.Apparently Amazon corrected the info immediately after I informed them, so bravo to amazon! Otherwise looks like a good tool.

My husband was so happy when he got this tool for his boat

The cap was really stuck fast so with pressure on a breaker bar I used a hammer to tap the tool in the lose direction. Worked perfectly that way. Don't just use pressure to losen. Add a little hammer action to break lose.

Completely worthless. Pins snapped immediately.

I had to use a 24" breaker bar so I couldn't have this tool slip. Not to mention it will likely damage the cap if it pops out when turning it. This tool helped me do both motors in 4 hours while the boat was on the lift with the help of a 8x10 floating raft.