there are those 2 plastic pieces on each side of the wheel you need to take off to get the torx bolts, i got the one off on the left side but cant get the bigger one off on the right side. i would take pictures but my computer that i load pictures on has a virus. please if anyone knows what the hell im talkin about please help. i've searched and i cant find anything on how to get this little piece of **** off. i would of broken it off by now but i want to keep all my oem parts in good condition. PLEASE HELP!!!!

 

Most of the time, it gets broken when removed.

 

what OEM wheel?

what torx?

 

Are you taking the wheel off or the rotor or what? To take the wheel off remove the lugs - if it seems stuck it may have rusted on a bit, this is somewhat normal. Just knee one edge of the tire and the wheel should pop off.

 

He is talking about the oem steering wheel

 

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hahah no im talkin about my oem itr steering wheel, theres two pieces of plastic on each side and i cant get the one on the right side off.

 

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so should i just give up and break it off, i already cracked it

 

anyone?????????

 

probably woulda been helpful if you mentioned steering wheel.

 

&lt;--- shrugs

 

Yeah, I've done a lot of steering wheels. On some cars they came off easy while on others I had to break it off.

 

If they always break you're not using the right torx bit. Its that simple, I've never broken them, just find the right bit.

I find it amazing you know they're torx bolts, yet you're confused as to what to use to remove them? Torx bits/sockets/screwdrivers!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KOALA YUMMIES &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">If they always break you're not using the right torx bit. Its that simple, I've never broken them, just find the right bit.

I find it amazing you know they're torx bolts, yet you're confused as to what to use to remove them? Torx bits/sockets/screwdrivers! </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

i was talking about the plastic pieces you have to take off to get to the torx screws. i got it off finally, i just gave it muscle and broke it off.

 

Ohh, man you had trouble with those!?!?!