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Removable Hardtop oem tool

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no problem........i always use my snap on t-handle allens.....just don't remember if its a 5 or 6.....

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no problem........i always use my snap on t-handle allens.....just don't remember if its a 5 or 6.....

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I seem to have lost the oem tool that secures the hardtop into place on a 996 Cab. Can someone post a picture. I did find something...but now sure if it is it? Thanks 2003 996 CAB 2

POST 2Original post

In the Body manual pdf Group 6 body they show what looks like an hex wrench with a plastic handle. Used to release the rear of the hardtop. Is that what you're looking for? New addition to the garage? Nice 75

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Nope....I have had her since new..... -IMS Upgrade -Factory Aero Kit with wing -Full leather interior -Sport seats -Very cool silver steering wheel And...the last black car I will ever own....but...looks awesome Does anyone have a picture of that tool to secure the hardtop?

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POST 6Original post

I have just purchased a hardtop also, and i do not have the removal tool? Can i use a allen wrench and if so can someone tell me what size it takes?? Thanks...

POST 8Original post

it should be a 6mm allen.......maybe a 5mm.....i have one coming in this week and can check.....

POST 10Original post

no problem........i always use my snap on t-handle allens.....just don't remember if its a 5 or 6.....

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