what torx size are these screws
I had a tough time getting those out. Not sure what the exact size is, but I found that a T40 seemed to fit pretty good. Soak em in PB blaster real good first, and be careful not to strip them.
ohh you mean the ones that are covered by 2 lil caps by the bottom of the door..
i had to remove those last week to semi remove my carpet(fold) to work on ecu properly and..
no i do not remember the exact size
but your best bet is to get one of these
http://www.sinclairintl.com/images/large/TL09-l.jpg
cheap and all...but it does the job for any torx hardware youll find on Efs
if not buy a better set
btw what happened to your break line? are you going to change the entire thing?
i was thinking about that the other day what if the line was to get fxcked up at some point of the chasis...
post pics
i had to remove those last week to semi remove my carpet(fold) to work on ecu properly and..
no i do not remember the exact size

but your best bet is to get one of these
http://www.sinclairintl.com/images/large/TL09-l.jpg
cheap and all...but it does the job for any torx hardware youll find on Efs
if not buy a better set
btw what happened to your break line? are you going to change the entire thing?
i was thinking about that the other day what if the line was to get fxcked up at some point of the chasis...
post pics
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man I had to take those off last week.. they were in there pretty good.. when I got to the passenger side the 'nut' welded under the tub broke free so I had to sawjaw the bolt off =/
as mentioned.. soak in pb blaster before hand
as mentioned.. soak in pb blaster before hand
question, i bled the brakes and since its original the bleeder screw broke/snapped leaving it closed and half still in, how can i replace/repair do i have to tap it and put in spring to create new threads?
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