T in NE
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Anyone know what size Torx socket I'd need to change them out on an 87 F-150?
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T in NE
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Thanks. Looking at sets on evilpay just wanted to
make sure I got one big enough. Most of them go up
to t60.
make sure I got one big enough. Most of them go up
to t60.
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T in NE
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The only time this one's needed help getting home was the day I dropped the left front tire in a sink hole and the duramax couldn't pull it out.
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