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							I tapped the air bag screws in my AU loose with a woodworking chisel.
 
				I tapped around the edges until they were loose enough to undo by hand. Before I put them back I cut a slot in the top with a Hacksaw and screwed them in with a Screwdriver. Dodgy but it worked.  | 
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: thanks i'll try d**k smith's then, if they don't have them the i'll try FTG or i might drill it out. 
Its not a Torx bit so you wont find it there. FTG have them thats where I bought mine from. If you read my first post i said the torx bit has 6 points on it where as the Au airbag bolt has 5, so a torx bit wont fit. Here the thread I did a while ago on the bolt for AU airbags. http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopi ... light=torx Try the search function next time. I found that thread easy with search.  | 
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							Most tool places stock the anti-tamper torx bits thats where i got my set anyway.						
						
						
												 
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: thanks i'll try d**k smith's then, if they don't have them the i'll try FTG or i might drill it out. Its not a Torx bit so you wont find it there. FTG have them thats where I bought mine from. If you read my first post i said the torx bit has 6 points on it where as the Au airbag bolt has 5, so a torx bit wont fit. Here the thread I did a while ago on the bolt for AU airbags. http://www.fordmods.com/forums/viewtopi ... light=torx Try the search function next time. I found that thread easy with search. They are still a torx bit just not a 6 lobe one, see my post. People need to ask for the correct thing and its not going to be easy as they are not readily available. 
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							Mine had a anti tamper torx bit not one of them 5 point ones. Must be different.						
						
						
								
							 
				
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							I got the little ones out behind the steering wheel with an Allen key ... was fiddly ... but i got it ... the looked like the TORX bit screws to.
 
				Used a T50 for the centre nut on the steering wheel ... but seeing as you are changing the burrons only ... you won't need it. 
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							i took my el too the ford dealership in port macquarie.the head mechanic said he had never put an au wheel on an el,i told him it was a straight swap so he took my word and did it.took him 5 mins,cost me zip...						
						
						
								
							 
				
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							what is FTG auto salvage 
 
				is it like web site ? cos i need one of these screw drivers 
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					 {USERNAME} wrote: what is FTG auto salvage  
is it like web site ? cos i need one of these screw drivers Check the top of the forums page. They are a site sponsor 
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							screamer if you were in brissy i'd let you borrow mine. It cost me like $30 from FTG.						
						
						
												 
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							Just replaced my steering wheel in the AU. A bit fiddly but if you have an old flat screwdriver that fits into the security bolt, cut a slot in the middle of it so that it fits over the pin in the middle ( the screwdriver blade sort of looks like a snakes tongue). It comes out quite easy, at least mine did.
 
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