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Eddx14xe

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27th Jan 11 at 09:38

As above really, just to make sure I have everything before start. Dont want to start taking things apart then realise I need a torx socket bit etc

Cheers for the replies

Generation

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27th Jan 11 at 10:09

You need torx bits sockets and pliers

Eddx14xe

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27th Jan 11 at 10:12

Do you know what size, ive only got t-40 and t-45 torx sockets.

Phillips_91

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Location: Blackpool. Drives: Sapphire Black Mk4 Astra 1.8
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27th Jan 11 at 10:56

Also need to know this, need to change my egr

Generation

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27th Jan 11 at 11:31

I would guess its one of those 2. Did it ages ago. T40 springs to mind

IvIarkgraham

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27th Jan 11 at 11:34

i had t60 in mind but im probably wrong

10mm spanner
1/2 socket and ratchet
17mm spanner
19mm spanner
and the torx bit what ever size it is

IvIarkgraham

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27th Jan 11 at 11:35

i have now mastered this and can remove one in about 4 seconds

had to do it so many times!

Phillips_91

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27th Jan 11 at 12:21

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
i have now mastered this and can remove one in about 4 seconds had to do it so many times!

When are you free

Eddx14xe

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27th Jan 11 at 14:19

Cheers guys, got all those so its all good

Eddx14xe

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27th Jan 11 at 14:40

quote:
Originally posted by IvIarkgraham
i have now mastered this and can remove one in about 4 seconds had to do it so many times!

Got any hints/tips since you have done it before?

IvIarkgraham

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28th Jan 11 at 00:28

not really mate just dive in!

i have replaced the tox bolts with hex bolts now though coz its easier to remove then!

phllips on mine its easy because i riped it apart to put the inlet on so there isnt much in my way anymore