Anyone have the special (triple square) transmission drain plug socket I could borrow?
11-14-2004, 05:18 PM
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I "T-slotted" mine, but now they have internal hex heads.
Only the drivers side head, wont clear the ABS, with studs. You have to make a guide pin from the old bolts by cutting the heads off 2, T-slotting them, install them at opposite ends, install gasket, install head, then install studs one at a time. Removing the 2 guide pins as well.
T-slotting the head studs and guide pins allows you to install & remove them with a large flat-blade screw driver.
One must be resourceful! ;O)
T-slotting the head studs and guide pins allows you to install & remove them with a large flat-blade screw driver.
One must be resourceful! ;O)
11-14-2004, 05:50 PM
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Like I keep saying, I'd prefer to borrow it from a forum member than waste money on something I'll..
...use once. If no one has one, I'll buy one.
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where do you buy these tools that have the security hole in the center? does anyone have a link?
also, are all 93 audi 90 plugs triple-square? i thought mine was 6 point. thanks!
also, are all 93 audi 90 plugs triple-square? i thought mine was 6 point. thanks!
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