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12-01-2004, 02:13 PM
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The Absolute Misery of Tool Loss
Doesn't it suck when you put a tool down "somewhere safe", then it's gone when you look for it? I just lost my star tool for changing headlights. Put it down, moved the car, looked for it again. Gone. Looked for it for an hour: in the garage, in the engine compartment, in the house, on the road in front of my house. My gf looked too. Time to buy a new star tool I guess. Anyone know what number the tool is for removing the bezel on the 85 Caprice? I think it was a 16.
Thanks 
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12-01-2004, 08:37 PM
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Re: The Absolute Misery of Tool Loss
Those Torx bits are a b**ch aren't they? I don't remember the exact number of the bit, but maybe consider picking up a driver with seperate bits that are interchangeable. I got sick of messin' around with them and picked up a cheap set.... maybe that's why I can't remember the #....
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