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Anyone know the correct tool for removing the door strike? It has more teeth than a torx. thnaks
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Worked for me perfectly.
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POST 2Original post
Loren over on Renntech pointed me in the right direction on this here... http://www.renntech.org/forums/index...=door++Striker In case you can't get into Renntech, he was suggesting a triple square 8mm serrated tool, which is available here... http://www.amazon.com/Tools-Serrated.../dp/B000I1T8Z4 Worked for me perfectly.
POST 3Original post
How do I get to the screw or nut to tighten it up? Is it a simple DYI job? Do I have to remove the bumper cover to get to fix it? Thanks for help.
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Sorry for the post, I hit the wrong button.
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Thanks, bought the 1/2" drive socket version.
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