Bojo 5-Piece Wire Installation Kit - Glass-Filled Nylon, Non-Conductive

The Tools for the Half of the Job Nobody Sells Tools For. Bojo 5-piece wire installation kit in 30% glass-filled nylon

Everyone sells pry tools for getting a panel off. Almost nobody sells the tools for the part that comes next, which is getting the cable to sit where you want it and stay there. This kit is that half of the job. Five tools for stuffing, pulling and feeding wire, plus a button cover tool, all in 30% glass-filled nylon and all non-conductive.

Ships from Melbourne: Dispatched within 24 hours^*, with local support and our 30-Day No-Worries returns.

Who This Isn't For: This is not a panel removal kit. Four of the five tools have narrow tips because wire work needs narrow tips, and a narrow tip puts all your force through a small patch. Lever a door card with one and you can mark the trim even though the material is softer than the panel. Use a proper pry tool for panels and this kit for the cable.

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What We Love

• Covers cable routing, which almost no trim tool kit does
• Non-conductive, so it is the right thing to be holding near a fuse box
• UNGL, a 30% glass-filled nylon, so the tips hold their shape instead of folding
• Includes ATH 26, an interior button cover tool that Bojo also puts in its automotive interior kit
• Rolls up in a red pouch rather than rattling loose in a toolbox
• Made in the USA by a company that has built composite tools for 25 years

What Could Be Better

• Only one tool in the kit is meant for trim. The rest are wire tools.
• The soldering and case opening tool is more use on electronics than in a car.
• Tips are narrow by design, so they are easy to misuse on a panel.
• The pouch is practical rather than pretty.

Why cable routing is the part that goes wrong

Getting an A-pillar cover off is the visible part of a dash cam install. Getting the cable to disappear is the part you live with afterwards.

Fingers work for the easy runs. They stop working at the headliner edge, where the trim wants a thin tool to hold the gap open while the cable goes in behind it, and at the tight corners where you need to push wire through rather than pull it. That is what a stuffing tool and a feed tool are for. Doing it with a screwdriver marks the trim, and doing it with your fingers usually means the cable creeps back out a week later.

Non-conductive, and why that matters here

Bojo states that all of its composite plastic tools are non-conductive. On a dash cam install that is not a nice-to-have. Hardwiring puts you at the fuse box with the ignition off but the battery still connected, and a metal tool bridging two things it should not is a short circuit at best.

A nylon tool cannot complete a circuit. It is the same reason these tools turn up in avionics and electronics work.

What is in the kit

• ATH 35 UNGL composite wire stuffing tool
• ATH 36 UNGL composite wire pulling tool
• ATH 30 UNGL composite small gauge wire feed tool
• ATH 26 UNGL composite interior button cover removal tool
• AT 1 4 UNGL composite combination soldering and case opening tool
• TR 10 R red tool pouch

Top Benefits

• Finishes the job properly: Cable tucked into the trim gap rather than draped across the headliner.
• Safe at the fuse box: Non-conductive tools cannot bridge a circuit.
• Holds its shape: The 30% glass fill means the tip pushes the wire instead of bending.
• Keeps trim unmarked: Nylon will not scratch the way a screwdriver shaft does, used on the job it is meant for.
• Stays together: Five tools in a roll pouch that fits in a glovebox.

Questions we get asked

Why are these tools grey when other Bojo tools are blue?

Colour is not the specification, the material code is. Bojo lists the same UNGL material in off-white, blue and silver depending on the product line, and names them accordingly. Every tool in this kit is UNGL, a 30% glass-filled nylon, whatever colour it arrives in. A blue UNGL tool and a grey UNGL tool are the same plastic.

Can I use these to take a door card or A-pillar off?

Not well, and we would rather you did not. The tips are narrow because wire work needs narrow tips, and narrow concentrates force. That is what marks a soft-touch dash, not the hardness of the material. Pair this kit with proper pry tools and use each for its own job.

Can the tips be resharpened when they wear?

Bojo makes that claim for scrapers in its heavy-duty XNGL grade, not for the medium-duty UNGL tools in this kit. Some sellers apply it more broadly. We would rather quote the manufacturer, so treat a worn UNGL tip as a consumable until Bojo says otherwise.

Will nylon really not scratch my interior?

Used on the job it is designed for, no. Nylon is softer than the trim it is working against. What marks trim is pressure through a small contact patch, or an edge that has been chewed up and gone sharp. Keep the tips tidy and lever against a clip rather than a painted or gloss surface.

Finish your next install properly

Add the wire installation kit to your cart alongside a hardwire kit and the rest of our installation tools. Not keen on doing it yourself? We do not install cameras ourselves, but you can find someone local in our directory of independent installers. They are independent businesses, so you book and contract directly with them.

Last updated: September 2026