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I decided having the next two days off it would be a good time to switch out my Ef headeck for my JVC one, How ever once past the ash tray lining, i discover what i like to call Spastic Screws.
The ones with a star on the and you can get a flat head at them due to the raised bit in the center of the head, Suggestions on removing these? Or do i have to buy a bloody tool for it? And will i come across these type of screws anywhere else in the car? Cheers Frankie
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Hey mate,
What you call "Spatic Screws" are actually "Torx Screws". They are only on the headunit to stop people stealing it. Go down to super cheap and get a full set, they do come in handy. Now that i think of it they are also used for the seat mounting screws and the seat belts aswell.
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ausedwagon |
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get a chisel on the poike upy bit and knock it off then use ta torx bits to remove the screw
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krisisdog |
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Supercheap and the like have them, theyre TORX bits. Basically allen keys with a star head, and a hollow for the little dot on the end of the screw.
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XRfairmont67 |
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ausedwagon wrote: get a chisel on the poike upy bit and knock it off then use ta torx bits to remove the screw or just buy the correct tamper proof torx bits |
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FrankTheDuck |
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Cheers boys, I knew they would have a name, I've just not encountered them often enough to learn it and learn the correct way of dealing with them
Thanks for the super quick responses!
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SLO247 |
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I have drilled them out before when I couldn't be bothered finding the torx bits.
Just a buy a set of tamperproof bits, infinitely useful as Ford used them on everything. |
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i6_demon |
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I think from memory you can get a set of quite a few torx bits in a set at jaycar for something like $20
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Kenay |
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yes as said the screws are called Anit-tamper TORX srews
these can be brought at super cheap for $9 they come in alen key style the size you need from memory is T-20 |
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