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#488707 01/01/2009 4:01 PM
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I know I need a female Torx socket to adjust my headlights on my '98 Suburban daily driver. Anybody know what size socket that is?

Bruce


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Go to you'r local flaps,park right out front and see if they can find the right size.Or buy a 1/4 inch drive kit and you'll have sized for other project's!!

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try a 4 mm torqx it will do the job, MikeB

mike bourg #488743 01/01/2009 6:56 PM
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Pick up a torx set, you will need it for more than headlights on your suburban. Everything from the distributor cap to trim is held on with Torx. My guess a T25 or T30


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Actually, it will the E Torx (External) Most likely, and E8 or E10. Best bet would be to get the kit, they're not too pricey, maybe $20 for a good set.


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