Switch Cover Removal Tool

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Product Description Make changing rocker switch covers effortless with the Switch Cover Removal Tool, the easy‑to‑use actuator removal tool built for quick switch cover swapping, w hether aboard a boat or in your glovebox. This portable, compact switch removal tool uses its forked design to pop off switch covers cleanly from Carling Contura and V‑Series rocker switches—no panel disassembly required. Just insert the forked end under the rocker switch cover, press gently, and Pop! The cover comes off. To reattach, align the cover's rod into the switch body socket, feel the catches on the left and right, press to secure. Its versatile design even enables the removal of the entire switch from the mounting panel when using two tools—ideal for boat electricians, marine OEM installers, and DIY boater upgrades. Built for endurance, this durable actuation tool fits perfectly in a boat toolbox or glovebox, offering convenient, handheld portability. Reusable and crafted from rugged polymer, it withstands repeated use and resists wear, making it the go‑to rocker switch removal tool for professionals and enthusiasts alike. Compatible with marine switches common on boats made by Sea Ray, Bayliner, Boston Whaler, Grady‑White, and moreReplacement Boat Parts, it's perfect for maintaining or customizing your panel with minimal effort. Product Specifications: Material: Durable hard plastic (UV-stabilized or rugged polymer) Dimensions: Approx. 10.2 cm × 2.3 cm (as seen in similar tools) Weight: Lightweight, portable (typically pocket or glovebox-friendly) Compatible With: Carling V‑Series, Contura II/V rocker switch covers; widely used by boat manufacturers such as Sea Ray, Bayliner, Boston Whaler, Grady‑White Replacement Boat Parts Includes: Forked tool for removal and panel‑pop shape aiding full switch extraction WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov. Show more