damn tq converter bolts :mad:
05-01-2004, 08:10 PM
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Tell me about them!!! I had the same problem. 
Try a Torx bit. I was able to get two off using it.. Iit took me a dremmel tool and a few hours for the last one. 
Try a Torx bit. I was able to get two off using it.. Iit took me a dremmel tool and a few hours for the last one.
05-01-2004, 09:33 PM
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Why would you even use a Torx bit when you can use a socket? Just wondering! I have never had any luck with Torx bits. I never understood why people use an open box wrench when they can use a socket either. Just does not make sense to me. Not trying to put any one down, I just don't understand why someone would do it the hard way.
Use a socket!
Use a socket!
05-01-2004, 11:45 PM
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Originally Posted by 1TRUESS
Why would you even use a Torx bit when you can use a socket? Just wondering! I have never had any luck with Torx bits. I never understood why people use an open box wrench when they can use a socket either. Just does not make sense to me. Not trying to put any one down, I just don't understand why someone would do it the hard way.
Use a socket!
Use a socket!
can't use a socket when the bolt head is round
might have to weld on another nut and try to get them off or cut that **** off
which i'm willing to do
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