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Removing rear swaybar

98XJSport

98XJSport

Destiny is the rising sun
Location
Western Maine
Im removing my rear swaybar this afternoon, but while im waiting for it to unthaw I need to get to the store to get a torx head bit to fit the bolts. Would anyone happen to know what size(s) Im going to need? Its all ice so i cant tell for sure...
Thanks.
 
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Torx Suck...find a way around it
 
98XJSport said:
Im removing my rear swaybar this afternoon, but while im waiting for it to unthaw I need to get to the store to get a torx head bit to fit the bolts. Would anyone happen to know what size(s) Im going to need? Its all ice so i cant tell for sure...
Thanks.
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if you are going to continue to work on your xj, buy a set of torx wrenches. you will need them
 
I got it chisled out its all standard hex heads, Knowing Jeeps I figured it would have torx for sure lol ah well problem solved.
 
89xj said:
if you are going to continue to work on your xj, buy a set of torx wrenches. you will need them
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I agree, you might as well buy a set, If you plan on doing most of the work on your jeep yourself, you'll end up spending more buying each part individually
 
done use torx - use the blue wrench....
 
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