Tire valve stem core removal tool. DIY

[@otherwhys9681]

An even simpler tool can be made from a nylon drywall screw holder - the kind with a pointed tab on the end and threads around the edge. I was able to saw a notch in the starter tab inside of one minute. I gripped the plastic tool with pliers around the threads and it easily extracted and replaced my Schrader Valve. I hope this helps, as hacksawing hardened metal is no f'ing fun!

[@dsouzand]

i used a tweezer worked really well

[@GreenPlanet669]

same with me!

[@johnhorter1859]

Good idea to repurpose a key you don't need anymore while saving the cost of a valve tool. Also a cotter pin can sub for a valve tool if you're in a pinch.

[@maxx-er3fj]

If you can't make that tool you can find one tool on some car valve covers in the 5th wheel in the trunk,hope I helped

[@anocri]

Cut a small piece of copper wire that I keep to make soldering iron tips and dremeled the crap out of middle of the copper wire. Used a needle nose pliers on the other end of the copper wire to twist the valve stem. It worked like a charm.

[@tlx5095]

Thanks man, helped me alot during these ridiculous lockdown times.. High five!

[@TheKids29]

Nice video! I just used a small flathead screwdriver, that worked nice too.

[@spaciousentropy]

Metal tweezers work well fyi! 💖

[@agrotani151]

Thanks. This is what im looking for. 👍👍👍🙂

[@omaximal1092]

Thank you very much, your trick did help me sort out my problem, great work, well done !! :)

[@tinkerbit]

I am glad having help you. Thank you for your comment!

[@Cristian121212100]

Some guy parked in front of my house, I’ll teach him not to park in front of my house again.

[@hotdawg4456]

On your lawn or on a public road ?

[@NameAttempt1]

@@hotdawg4456 he parked right on his dick bro

[@ProfeFut]

@@hotdawg4456 it was probably a public road. People out here feeling so entitled like the own public roads

[@willgallaher501]

Hah!

[@sivakumar1275]

Thanks for your video 👍

[@peterkim2987]

Sir, somehow only my right front and right rear’s valve stem core are shorter compare to left ones after changing new wheels. So it’s very hard to check air pressure with my gauge since valve stem cores are shorter and gauge cannot touch (or push) the core... How can i resolve this issue?!

[@gr8dvd]

Valve stem cores are likely not shorter but just screwed-in more, as in too far making them more recessed & thus less accessible. So back-out to match working (left) valves.

[@gr8dvd]

Correction: Core doesn’t ‘float’ within valve stem as maybe inferred above… it needs to be tightened-down. Position of core should not be affected by wheel change so perhaps the internals (including spring on center pin) got compromised/damaged during wheel replacement.

[@tripled6ix973]

This helped a lot man thank you!

[@tinkerbit]

I am glad to read your comment. Thank you!

[@mreshadow]

Didn't even know this was a thing

[@tspark1071]

Useful video

[@omaximal1092]

btw.I use a knife, that.could fix on the hole and.screw around ;)

[@boominthebasement2148]

What’s the name of this song?

[@mykolashekhovtsov4002]

Thank you 😊

[@ledmk2]

Nice idea

[@BrodyMcCain]

Love the music.

[@ModalSoul]

Brody McCain me too

[@MrShinta786]

thank you

[@anthonyjaswinski5732]

or you can buy one on Amazon for 2 bucks

[@joshuahuang07]

the thing that you screw around the back of your schrader valve, it has the tool for it.

[@knuckleuprambo]

Joshua Huang what is the scrader

[@randomonio]

knuckleuprambo valve core

[@edcotton6004]

Or spend $1 and get the tool from any parts store...

[@ski740]

Plus gas

[@itsjazlyn156]

And time

[@rokgpsman1]

You can get the actual valve core tool for about $2 at Walmart or auto part places. Why spend this time and effort making something that you can buy so easily and cheaply? And like others have said, slender tweezers work fine.

[@ricmichellehoyt1672]

Because some of us live 40 minute drives, one way from the nearest Walmart/Home Depot.

[@coolrubberduck151]

Sweet

[@laurabuona856]

What the hell? Maybe show us a real gadget

[@tylercornett2022]

But, why.... you can just get one on amazon for under $5 for chrissakes...

[@itsjazlyn156]

Tyler Cornett need it rn

[@chubbsblox7284]

A tool is actually only a few bucks... No dremel required.

[@tinkerbit]

+Lizzy V But sometimes you don't have a shop near....

[@chubbsblox7284]

+mopatin Yoy can get the 4-way too at pretty much any store. Walmart,Target, Harbor Freight, even seen them in grocery stores

[@mrbreezeet1]

+Lizzy V It was a project. here is mine. i217.photobucket.com/albums/cc268/mrbreezeet1/Upload%20and%20forget%202/Valve%20core%20remover_zpsav9xcn29.jpg

[@alabastardmasterson]

Lizzy V many people chose to live far away from such establishments...on purpose. And, you have 5 hands that don't put tools back in their place. Rip thru thousands of sqft or spend five minutes on a new one?

[@Egon1982]

@@chubbsblox7284 its very handy. I just cant be arsed to get to shop so i found 5mm screw in garage and cut it.. saved £1 for a propper tool £2 for petrol and 30minut trip both ways + time wasted in shop. So around 45 minutes?. Is it worth to DIY?

[@haywoodyoudome]

You can buy a tool for like $2 which is probably a year's salary in your country.

[@itsjazlyn156]

Made no sense

[@haywoodyoudome]

@@itsjazlyn156 Why? Do you have a really low IQ or something?