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Old 07-29-2014, 06:17 PM   #1
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harbor freight sells a cheap kit of the torx-type sockets for about $12.. worked out great for seat removal. the 3 square socket is just a 12 point socket. be advised, when using a 12 point socket, get a good quality one! craftsman, snap on, mac, blue point, etc. the harder steels used and tighter tolerances are key to completing the job and will help prevent excessive blood loss (also save a lot of miles on the truck running to the parts store or dealership for replacement hardware).
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