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where do you get the tool to remove the fuel press reg?

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Old 11-04-2004, 07:45 PM
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where do you get the tool to remove the fuel press reg?

got my afpr today and naturally, it doesn't have the special tool to remove those security fasteners... so where can a person get one of those? thanks...

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Old 11-04-2004, 08:59 PM
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Generally any hardware store has them. It's just a T-10 ( I think) with a hole in the center. I know for sure Ace Hardware stores carry them.
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anywhere else?
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http://www.hudsonfasteners.com/sec/sec_tx_pinbit.htm

Thats just one of the many places you can get them from.
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They are called "Safe-T-Torx" and are sold in almost any auto parts store.
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I guess I gotta ask -- What's so Safe-T about them versus a regular Torx?

Actually, I had been wondering their size or name too, as I'm getting ready to take mine apart.

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It was originally supposed to be an anti-tamper design. It didn't last long as every tool company out there started making them, by simply taking the torx bits they already had and drilling holes in them.
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