optispark
you need a specialty tool, or you can get creative, I dont remeber exactly but I think the screw is a T- 7 so the tool you need is a E-7. this is what you need
http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/lis26750.html
Anyways some guys have used a screw with a torx hole like this
and put two bolts or a wing nut on the end and use it as a driver
good luck
http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/lis26750.html
Anyways some guys have used a screw with a torx hole like this
and put two bolts or a wing nut on the end and use it as a drivergood luck
Originally Posted by Rick Speed
with a really small torx bit.. why are you taking them off?
The only place I was able to get my bit was from the Snap on man. Its an E4 torx socket. Cost me about $13 8 years ago. I went to NAPA and several specialty tool places and nobody had one.
Last edited by Ntimid8r7; Mar 7, 2007 at 12:17 PM.
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