YOUR RESEARCHType of fastener for door lock assembly?
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'02 996 Carrera The part of the door lock assembly inside the door is fastened with two screws. Per the Pelican parts site, they are "Oval-Head Screw for Door Lock 8 x 14". A Torx T-40 driver fits in these screws, but that doesn't appear to be the right tool. Is the right tool a 12 point MM triple square spline bit socket in about M4 or M5 size or so? Thanks in advance!
Lots of people saw this thread, but haven't replied. I've spring for a set of 12-point metric spline bits. I'm reasonably sure these are what I need.
Just to satisfy the morbid curiosity of the 72 folks who looked at this thread, the fasteners for the door lock take an M8 12 point triple square spline bit.
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