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I picked up two bits last night a T50 and 55 and they are big. I saw a metric set one was a 12mm maybe 12 point. Need to stop and get the right tool on the way home. Anyone know a sI need to swap a door off the parts car onto the keeper.
Thanks, Dave |
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You'll need a triple-square bit to pull the doors, not Torx.
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