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Re: Torx screw heads stripped [Re: JeePete] #753322 09/30/06 11:38 PM
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josephelk Offline
Getting the Wheeling Fever
Torx Screws have no Place in America at all. It's kind of like Jeep using on metric bolt on an 89YJ motor mount and a standard bolt on the other motor mount? No rime or reason.

ThatÆs my two cents to the conversation good luck with the rest of your change out, IÆm in the middle of swapping my 4.2 for a 4.0 fuel injected motor so I feel your pain.

Josephelk


89 YJ, 3.5" Black Diamond Lift, 33" tires, 8000lb Warn, 4.0 91 XY engine swap.
Re: Torx screw heads stripped [Re: JeePete] #753323 10/04/06 04:07 AM
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NedR Offline
Need a Spot
Sorry not to respond earlier but was obsessed with a fix and bound and determined. Found my fix, better vice grips. Achieving appropriate torque values is wonderful but if you've ever tried to remove a 10 or later yr. old torx bolt you'd wish for a better design. Many cars were produced long term, restoration and repair depends on the competence of original design. Jeep folds on design. Love the car, but there are faults.


I just fix it, the kid drives.
Re: Torx screw heads stripped [Re: NedR] #753324 10/04/06 03:12 PM
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JeePete Offline
Body Damage is Cool
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restoration and repair depends on the competence of original design.


I disagree, restoration and repair depends on the competence of the person(s) doing the work. It would be nice if everything was made easy for us wouldn't it? <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Re: Torx screw heads stripped [Re: JeePete] #753325 10/09/06 03:47 AM
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NedR Offline
Need a Spot
Yes it would Pete. And thanks for the advice.


I just fix it, the kid drives.
Re: Torx screw heads stripped [Re: NedR] #753326 10/09/06 08:07 AM
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jstritec Offline
Mudrunner
pete, I think he means the older the jeep, the more likely one is to end up dry humping furniture.

josh

Last edited by jstritec; 10/09/06 08:08 AM.


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