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Electrical Torx screw size for removal of the tach
ElectricalFor discussions regarding wiring up electrical modifications such as radar detectors, brake light mods, power sockets, and driving lights in Cooper (R50), Cabrio (R52), and Cooper S (R53) MINIs.
Use extreme caution when re-installing the screws they can be cross threaded very easy. There is an actuall warning about this in the Service Manual and install documents from MINI.
Use extreme caution when re-installing the screws they can be cross threaded very easy. There is an actuall warning about this in the Service Manual and install documents from MINI.
Now you tell me!:impatient
Word on this one. I ended up getting a couple of extras to replace a cross-threaded one.
For certain jobs (the tach in particular), it is much better to use a screwdriver style Torx driver rather than the Swiss army knife style with lots of sizes (although handy to own one of those too). For the large sizes it will be a Torx socket for a ratchet wrench.