I am sure you can buy them at autobarn, repco etc. Rest delated as I am stupid
Hi all,
I've done a search and found limited info. I need to know what is the correct tool to remove headbolts from a 4age (1991 corolla SX). They are a torx style or external star head bolt but there is limited room to get past the cam follower buckets. I read somewhere in one of my searches that somebody suggested a 12 sided 10mm socket. This may work but I would prefer the correct tool.
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
Muzza
I am sure you can buy them at autobarn, repco etc. Rest delated as I am stupid
Last edited by parrot; 29-01-2007 at 11:17 AM. Reason: because i am an idiot
Use a deap 10mm socket. Get one in 1/2 drive and look for one that has a longer smaller bit (if that makes sense) I got mine from repco and it did the job fine.
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They are a double hex bolt just like your timing belt tensioner, so just use a 10mm doub;e hex socket, no problem.
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Note, they are NOT an allen key bolt. The allen key caps on the head are for oil gallery points. Ignore these.
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Most 3/8" drive sockets are 12 point, get a 10mm 3/8" socket and a 3/8" to 1/2" adapter and it should all be fine.
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i just use the 10mm socket when i did my head no problem
Thanks guys. It seems that the 10mm double hex is the go. Will go pick one up!
Cheers,
Muzza.
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