I removed my fuse panel for a now abandoned project a while ago but had a hard time with one of the 4 bolts. New bolt arrived and is in the glovebox in an envelope (in the garage, at my house, nowhere close to where I am at the time of writing). I can't remember whether it was a torx or hex bolt. The Ultimate Garge has a Facom summer sale so I thought I'd pick up some additional tools. If someone can refresh my memory on which of the two that bolt is, you'd definitely be helping out  |
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Quote: | I removed my fuse panel for a now abandoned project a while ago but had a hard time with one of the 4 bolts. New bolt arrived and is in the glovebox in an envelope (in the garage, at my house, nowhere close to where I am at the time of writing). I can't remember whether it was a torx or hex bolt. The Ultimate Garge has a Facom summer sale so I thought I'd pick up some additional tools. If someone can refresh my memory on which of the two that bolt is, you'd definitely be helping out | Torx. One of them is a real b/tch to get in and out. It's an always-replace item since the head strips so easily.
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Quote: | Torx. One of them is a real b/tch to get in and out. It's an always-replace item since the head strips so easily. | Yes, in particular, one of them against the firewall. A long Tee-handle torx driver should work. Ron told me about the Tee-handle trick. Just couldn't remember that it was indeed Torx. Thanks for your help Jon.
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I've never tried a t-handle and I have a nice set of Facoms. My mistake I guess. I always end up farting around with 1/4" drive parts and elbows and it never works out clean.
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Fuse panel - torx or hex bolts?