Torx bits
#1
Torx bits
Just bought some torx bits from Sears and the T25 doesn't fit the torx screw behind the headlight assembly. Did I miss something? Is there another type or set I should have purchased ?
I know you can take the screw off with a pair of pliers but I'm old school. Just have to do it the right way.
Thanks
I know you can take the screw off with a pair of pliers but I'm old school. Just have to do it the right way.
Thanks
#2
Describe the screw you're trying to remove. Does it look like a regular torx screw but instead has something sticking out from the center? In that case you need a tamper-proof torx bit. Looks like a regular torx bit but has a hole in which that thing sticking out can go into.
#3
man when i went to sears to pick up a set the guy was like there's no differenece between tamper proof and regular torx's one is just rust proof lol. in the end i went home and just used pliars
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A RL friend referred me to a big-a$$ed set of "weird" bits that included the tamper-proof Torx, Posidrive, square, and things whose name I don't even know. Here's a writeup: http://www.griotsgarage.com/search.jsp?searchtext=49140 (Sorry it links to a commercial site, but I have not seen it anywhere else, and I have no connection to this--or any other--vendor.)
It seems like a good deal at the price (US$20), if you need this kind of thing regularly.
It seems like a good deal at the price (US$20), if you need this kind of thing regularly.
#5
Originally Posted by crono,Jul 9 2006, 02:54 PM
Describe the screw you're trying to remove. Does it look like a regular torx screw but instead has something sticking out from the center? In that case you need a tamper-proof torx bit. Looks like a regular torx bit but has a hole in which that thing sticking out can go into.
Thanks
#6
Originally Posted by redhead2001,Jul 9 2006, 04:57 PM
A RL friend referred me to a big-a$$ed set of "weird" bits that included the tamper-proof Torx, Posidrive, square, and things whose name I don't even know. Here's a writeup: http://www.griotsgarage.com/search.jsp?searchtext=49140 (Sorry it links to a commercial site, but I have not seen it anywhere else, and I have no connection to this--or any other--vendor.)
It seems like a good deal at the price (US$20), if you need this kind of thing regularly.
It seems like a good deal at the price (US$20), if you need this kind of thing regularly.