What is the size of Torx bit for the front seat bolts
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I've read somewhere that there is actually a different set of Torx called Torx Plus, or something like that. I regularly remove my rear seat, but have made do with the T55 since the Torx Plus are so hard to find, especially in single bits.
Anybody locate a good source for single T-P bits?
Anybody locate a good source for single T-P bits?
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I just removed a seat from a superduty last week. I misplaced the torx bit, so I ended up at sears and bought a large 4 bit torx set in 1/2 inch drive for about $40 and then used a 1/2 inch air impact after spraying the threads from underneath. Whatever size it was, it was bigger than the bed bolts.
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Thanks for the replies. A guy in the local auto parts place was trying to convince me that I needed a metric Torx. (?) Never heard of such a thing - but alos never heard of a T-Special.
DaveB - great find. I couldn't find a price worth buying after a short search. Thanks for that. Too bad shipping costs more than the damn bit
DaveB - great find. I couldn't find a price worth buying after a short search. Thanks for that. Too bad shipping costs more than the damn bit
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torx plus
The Ford truck seat and seat belts are installed using a TP55 Torx PLUS, which is a new modification (improvement) over the regular torx. You can buy a OTC socket 3/8 drive on eBay for $14 or the 11 piece set for $35. I remove these bolts almost every week and Torx PLUS are better than torx but I still think it is just a way to make money designing new tools. The torx T55 will work fine if you don't have to use it often.
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