BHAF on a Dmax
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Thats MR Hoss to you buddy!
Originally posted by Smokee
You can get an anti-tamper torx at any supply store, I think.
You can get an anti-tamper torx at any supply store, I think.
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Hoss, I went to the local sears and every person I asked looked at me like I was some kind of idiot. They didn't have them. I tore that store apart trying to find them. Maybe I'll try some place up in College Station. Thanks for the help yall. I'm realy anxious to get this thing in and see how it does.
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BigBlue,
Well, one last suggestion. Why not just go to your favorite local garage and borrow a torx to remove the screw and then replace it with an ordinary one.
My local Dodge dealer mechanis loaned me his driver.
Good luck
Oh, one other suggestion...just use a small drill on the end of your torx bit to create a recess.
Well, one last suggestion. Why not just go to your favorite local garage and borrow a torx to remove the screw and then replace it with an ordinary one.
My local Dodge dealer mechanis loaned me his driver.
Good luck
Oh, one other suggestion...just use a small drill on the end of your torx bit to create a recess.
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Well, I put it on and the truck HATED it. It wouldn't spool worth a ****. I'm gonna try and relocate the IAT sensor and see if that helps. Disconnecting the muffler REALLY helped spool up. This thing screamed and sounded awesome. I'll keep yall up to date on how this turns out. I know removing the muffler helped the mileage. I floored it all night and the needle didn't even move. It used to drop about 1/8 of a tank. I'm really curious as to why it wouldn't spool with the BHAF. Either it is really clogged (it was running great on my truck) or the IAT sensor wasn't getting a good reading. I don't know. I do know that the BHAF fell off during a run and the truck REALLY moved then. I'm thinking the filter is clogged. Any suggestions yall? Oh ya. I slightly drilled the anti tamper **** off. Just enough to get the torx bit in there.
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FYI: if you need some tamper-resistant torx keys, mcmaster-carr has them on page 2663. parts express also has them if you search their site [cheaper than mcmaster, comes in screwdriver bit type package with tamper proof torx & hex].
i have a few sets that i have purchased from other places [princess auto in canada] for just a few $$$$ on sale
i have a few sets that i have purchased from other places [princess auto in canada] for just a few $$$$ on sale
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FYI, I found the tamper proof torx bits at sears NOT by the mechanics tools, but over by the woodworking tools in the drill bit section. You'll find other screwgun bits there, and in all that there was a section of security Torx bits as well.
I know this is probably too late, but FYI.
I know this is probably too late, but FYI.
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