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hey ive got falcon eb and the radio on it has these weird screws which i dont know wat to use to get it out... have i missed somethin?? does every1 else have this?? ive got a screw head for the shape but the screw's got a peice of metal in the middle preventin me from gettin the screwhead in it!!!
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| uglybob |
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they are special torx-head screws - anti tamper ones. just go to s**t autos/repco/bunnings whatever, and you can buy the set cheap as chips
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| Timmeh |
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They the ones that have like a star point in the middle of the head?
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| Rapier |
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cheaper way is to get a drill and drill the f**k out thats what i did anyway
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cheers mate will do
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Age: 38 Posts: 1372 Joined: 7th Nov 2004 Ride: Lancer Coupe Location: Southeastern suburbs, Melbourne |
um before you do that me and my dad worked out you can grab the whole head with a pair of pliers and undo do them. I may slip a couple times but it also does the job. but if you can pick up a set cheap they are worth having.
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| twase |
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I used a screw driver to break the centre spigot off then used a normal torx.
Cheers TW.
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| mcfqn |
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Age: 44 Posts: 56 Joined: 13th Nov 2004 Ride: ED shagger wagon Location: Corner Bumf**k and you gots a pretty mouth |
i've used the plier trick twice now, once on my ED and once on dads EF. Works a treat!!
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| stuzzy |
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just use vice grips no slipage
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| edfairmint |
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first head unit install i used pliers to do em, and boy oh boy is that a b**ch. had nothing else to use.i think you can get the tools for them for like, $20 at bunnings
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| Smackdown |
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I work at bunnings and i bought a set for anti-tamper screws for $7 i think.
Its really cheap anyway. Try not to burr the screw though if you do the only way to get them out is with multi-grips (vice grips). FYI Stereo install places normally use use multigrips anyway, it takes like 2 mins each screw with them.
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Age: 44 Posts: 2121 Joined: 14th Dec 2004 Ride: FG Turbo Territoty Ghia Location: Traralgon |
Its a very readily available screw head bit, cost me $5 for a whole kit and i have used it a number of times on other installs. For the sake of $5, not having to drill it out and having it for future use, i would recommend you buy the required part. Supercheap has them for $5.
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{USERNAME} wrote: Its a very readily available screw head bit, cost me $5 for a whole kit and i have used it a number of times on other installs. For the sake of $5, not having to drill it out and having it for future use, i would recommend you buy the required part. Supercheap has them for $5.
Now there's a novel idea, using the right tool for the job.
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| 97elgli |
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i bought the whole set of different security bits, never know they might come in handy one day
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| Ryan0001 |
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i was gunna go to supercheap and do it propper but i got a bit angry over somethin and drilled the f**k out
why cant ford use a phillips head screw for once |
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