Reply With QuoteWhat size and where is it used? You can probably get a regular hex head bolt to replace it.
Torx bolt replacement
Stealership wants 5 bucks per. Anyone have a better place?
What size and where is it used? You can probably get a regular hex head bolt to replace it.
I'm Mike, make sure you spell it right, because I do not want to get the wrong A$$hole in trouble.
If you do not have time to do it right the first time, how do you have time do do it over?
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My answer for everything lately: Junkyard!
But seriously, take your Torx to the hardware store, find the size and thread, and purchase that size hex bolt in the right length. best bet.
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Unfortunately i need it for the doors. The mirror has to go over them. I have all four doors fitted now (2 half, 2 full), but I had to drill out 2 bolt heads
Maybe you can replace the Torx with an allen head bolt? Or like Bucket said junkyard.
I'm Mike, make sure you spell it right, because I do not want to get the wrong A$$hole in trouble.
If you do not have time to do it right the first time, how do you have time do do it over?
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Go to Ace Hardware and get the flush allen head in the same thread and lenght as the Torx. They're both a PITA but it would be cheaper than $5.
'01 TJ 4 Banger--2" BB w/OME, 1.25 BL, 1" MML, 33" Trxxus, Disco's and Skids.
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Rob
Holy shit....they apparently need my VIN to order ****ing anything there. Numbnuts...
Do a local search for automotive fasteners. We have a couple of stores like that around here, I'm hoping you have some up your way.
Later, T.J.
I think I've heard of one in Newark. I'll google. Thanks TJ.
Chris
Try the Fastenal site. The have all kinds of auto fasteners, bolts, and then some.
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