70 Torx

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  1. silver03
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    Where do you buy one locally?
     
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    have you tried northern tool?
     
    Speedemon, Jul 21, 2007
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    i think the internet is where you can get one
    i'm using a t60 and it works, lol (and no I haven't stripped it.)
     
    Nuke, Jul 21, 2007
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    so far tried checker and pep boys. If a t60 is working, i think i can get my hands on a t65...hmmm.
     
    silver03, Jul 21, 2007
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    sears is where I got mine. If you can wait till next week and if it is only for a day you can barrow mine. I think I have a 70, now my brain is thinking 45, I will check when I get back in town.
     
    02blubru, Jul 21, 2007
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    what do you need a 70 torx for? and roughyl how big is it? there is huge torx on my brat for the exhuast manifold.
     
    Dynapar, Jul 21, 2007
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    ^^T70 is for changing the front diff (or tranny? can't remember) on some newer Subarus. Not sure what else it might be used for. I have an auto, so not sure what the manuals are like.

    but a T60 works just fine like Nuke said. I went ahead and ordered a T70 bit for future use online somewhere (forgot where). But there about 5 dollars or something.
     
    SLoBaru, Jul 21, 2007
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    Front diff fluid on 03 rex..auto.
     
    silver03, Jul 21, 2007
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    yeah thats it. i remember now that i ordered mine from autobarn.net. $7 bucks for a Lisle made bit with shipping at around 6 bucks. Shipping from my experience was kind of slow. Took about 10 business days to get to my house. or you could try a snap on truck and possibly spend around 35 dollars.
     
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    Interesting in never knew that they switched it to a Torx bit on the tranny.
     
    Dynapar, Jul 21, 2007
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  11. TRUBLU
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    Even my old 99 OBL has a Torx for the front diff drain plug. Rear is still just a 3/8" drive ratchet for check/fill and drain.
     
    TRUBLU, Jul 21, 2007
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    In a pinch you can use a allen (internal Hex) key, that is if you have one that is large enough
     
    Frogy, Jul 21, 2007
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    I have a T70 you are welcome to borrow
     
    readymix, Jul 21, 2007
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    yep.. 04's on have the big torx... my 03 has a square which a 1/2 in wrench driver fits..
     
    TSTRBOY2004, Jul 21, 2007
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    borrow t70

    If northern tool does not have one. I will take u up on your offer. thanks
     
    silver03, Jul 21, 2007
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    No Problem. I couldn't find one at the Woodbury NorthernTool. But you might have luck elsewhere. If not, let me know.
     
    readymix, Jul 22, 2007
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    Didnt need one...

    Everything I read said you need a t70...I actually get under there and its a 13/16" plug! Whats up with that?
     
    silver03, Jul 22, 2007
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    Transmission drain plugs changed to T70 during the 04 model year I believe. Something about Jiffy Lube or Valvoline routinely mistaking the tranny plug for the engine oil plug and then overfilling the engine oil and leaving the tranny bone dry.
     
    readymix, Jul 22, 2007
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    maybe thats what happened to Josh's trans fluid a while back ;)
     
    TSTRBOY2004, Jul 23, 2007
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    i aparently had a smart, cool tech for my 30k service, because i looked up that i was billed for a drain plug... he switched back to a regular 23mm plug :)
     
    Shane86, Jul 24, 2007
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    not sure why that would be smart or why they'd change it unless the threads were bad..
     
    TSTRBOY2004, Jul 24, 2007
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