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ray.h.

posted on 3/4/04 at 07:43 PM Reply With Quote
Just a quickie

A silly one i know but i can,t find it in any manual.
What size torx bits do i need for a pinto head and oil pump bolts.
I already have the older splined bitsbut they don,t fit the new bolts.

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tractorboy

posted on 3/4/04 at 07:49 PM Reply With Quote
hello mate the head bolts on the pinto are t-55 but cant remember what size the oil pump bolts are hope this is of some help
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britishtrident

posted on 4/4/04 at 09:37 AM Reply With Quote
Sykes Pickavant do a special long torx driver for the Pinto head most car accessory shop used to carrry them -- motorfactors and Halfords also. I think I may have one in the garage which I will never use (I don't like Pintos !!!!!) yours for 4 quid + P&P


For the oil pump just buy a set of small 3/8" drive torx sockets for about 10 pounds or lesss.

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ray.h.

posted on 4/4/04 at 10:33 AM Reply With Quote
Just bought a T55 bit at Halfrauds for a little under £4 so all systems are go.The oil pump one can wait but i will still need to know the size for the future.
No detling today as ive got to strip a Sierra before the scrap man arrives but all parts are free cos the guy only wants the running gear for a RV8 locost.He already has the engine and box from an SD1 and boy does it look big up close.

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ray.h.

posted on 4/4/04 at 05:12 PM Reply With Quote
Head is off now and it turned out to be splines anyway,nevermind.I,m sure the new bolts will be T55 so not a loss.
Thanks all Ray...


PS; The guy ran his RV8 on the floor with only headers on and boy do they sound good...

[Edited on 4/4/04 by ray.h.]

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