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Does anyone know where you could buy the tool to use to remove the screws that are holding the window regulator and window ventilator parts in on the inside of a 55 2nd series door?? These screws are also used on the inside of the bed panels to hold the rear fenders on (bed fenders screws are bigger though) and door strikers. I have checked with Advance and Auto Zone and they don't carry the tool. What do you call these types of screws??

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They are called clutch head screws/bolts.

Search on: +clutch +head

You will find many references to where to buy tools, including: NAPA, Snap-On, Harbor Freight, McMaster-Carr, and most reproduction parts vendors.

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great, thanks for the help, the guy at advance called them "butterfly screws". I will more then likely chage over to a philips head screw when I go to replace them. Thanks again for the help

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86 those clutch head screws.check into "square drive" as the drivers have beter bite than phillips drive.


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