Disassembling an Optispark
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Disassembling an Optispark
I want to disassemble my old Gen I optispark. I've already bought an E4 Torx socket from Snap-On to take out the 4 screws that hold the two halves together. Now I find I need a very small Torx driver to remove the two screws that hold the rotor in place. Does anyone know the size? I think its either T9 or T8.
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Originally Posted by DG'sVette
I bought a little cheap set of torx drivers for about $3 at Homedepot.
Its a suggestion.
Its a suggestion.
I know Snap-On has a T8, and Home Depost has a set of Torx Keys in a set that looks like a pocket knife. It has a T9. I just don't want to buy a lot of small ones because I don't think I'll have any other use for them.
Last edited by jrzvette; Jul 5, 2006 at 05:59 PM.
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Originally Posted by jrzvette
So did I but the smallest size is T10, which is too big.
I know Snap-On has a T8, and Home Depost has a set of Torx Keys in a set that looks like a pocket knife. It has a T9. I just don't want to buy a lot of small ones because I don't think I'll have any other use for them.
I know Snap-On has a T8, and Home Depost has a set of Torx Keys in a set that looks like a pocket knife. It has a T9. I just don't want to buy a lot of small ones because I don't think I'll have any other use for them.
