I've got a few T25 Torx Allen bits but not security ones so I might try drilling a little hole in one of them so it will fit.Looks like my Sunday is going to be another day in the garage 😁[/quote You can simply use a punch or similar to snap off the central pin and use the Torx bit as is.]
Quote from: Fazer99 on 27 May 2017, 10:02:50 pmI've got a few T25 Torx Allen bits but not security ones so I might try drilling a little hole in one of them so it will fit.Looks like my Sunday is going to be another day in the garage 😁 You can simply use a punch or similar to snap off the central pin and use the Torx bit as is.
I've got a few T25 Torx Allen bits but not security ones so I might try drilling a little hole in one of them so it will fit.Looks like my Sunday is going to be another day in the garage 😁
Quote from: maxzer1500 on 28 May 2017, 08:58:44 amQuote from: Fazer99 on 27 May 2017, 10:02:50 pmI've got a few T25 Torx Allen bits but not security ones so I might try drilling a little hole in one of them so it will fit.Looks like my Sunday is going to be another day in the garage 😁 You can simply use a punch or similar to snap off the central pin and use the Torx bit as is.didn't think of that as I thought they were designed to be strong enough to not be tampered with in that way.
TPS should read 5K.If it reads 0 or 10K it needs adjusting