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Jumping speedometer 200 1989

posted by  machine man on  Thu Aug 8 09:59 CST 2024
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Hi Art,

From what I can make out the fastener screw looks to be both TORX and possibly a hexagon on the outside.
That would be a novel idea to provide the capability to use either tools.
It would still sell the same amount of tool sets.

It might eliminate some of the frustration of taking a double check 👀 too see if an Allen hex socket head was substituted 😊 from a spare parts stash.
Mix and match on our old cars is bound to happen.

Phil






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