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What size torx are the seatbelt bolts? by fiero go fast
Started on: 04-09-2004 10:46 AM
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Report this Post04-09-2004 10:46 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fiero go fastSend a Private Message to fiero go fastDirect Link to This Post
What size bolts are the seatbelt bolts? Actually also, what size torx are the caliper bolts also? I'm going to go out and buy them and get it over with.

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Report this Post04-09-2004 10:50 AM Click Here to See the Profile for JeremiahSend a Private Message to JeremiahDirect Link to This Post
T45.

You need a wrench; you wont get them out with a driver. Not unless you have a really sturdy driver (I broke mine).

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Report this Post04-09-2004 11:10 AM Click Here to See the Profile for HedhuntaSend a Private Message to HedhuntaDirect Link to This Post
..mine were t47... but its one or the other.. those damned bits are expensive on their own, 3.99 a peice, i bought a set of 5 for 11 bucks
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Report this Post04-09-2004 02:46 PM Click Here to See the Profile for AndyLPhotoClick Here to visit AndyLPhoto's HomePageSend a Private Message to AndyLPhotoDirect Link to This Post
Mine were T-47 as well. For the big ones, I bought the 3/8 drive to put on a ratchet or breaker bar.
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Report this Post04-09-2004 02:53 PM Click Here to See the Profile for $Rich$Send a Private Message to $Rich$Direct Link to This Post
a normal ol' Allen wrench works for the seat belt bolts too not sure on the size, but its all ive ever used

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That's odd. T45 worked fine and didn't jump out of the socket on the seat belt. I would assume they would all be the same... It may well be T47 the caliper bolts are T47 and you can buy it at www.fierostore.com

Of course they're expensive, but they're hard as hell to find. Maybe the T47 will also go into the seatbelt socket and I just didn't notice the T45 was too small.

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Mine were T-47 as well. For the big ones, I bought the 3/8 drive to put on a ratchet or breaker bar.

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Report this Post04-09-2004 05:49 PM Click Here to See the Profile for pollockSend a Private Message to pollockDirect Link to This Post
If you're about to go buy one, I recommend a T500. Much beefier spline, and I've never found a torx seatbelt bolt that it doesn't fit.
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Report this Post04-09-2004 08:27 PM Click Here to See the Profile for shop_rat45Send a Private Message to shop_rat45Direct Link to This Post
Mine were T-47 also. The T-45 was a bit loose.

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Report this Post04-09-2004 10:13 PM Click Here to See the Profile for theogreClick Here to visit theogre's HomePageSend a Private Message to theogreDirect Link to This Post
My 87 has T50. Seems like most cars I've worked on have T50 for seatbelt anchors. (T50 is the only large one I've ever owned... )

In the larger Torx sizes the bit should fit the bolt tight.

Sometimes you can get away with an Alen wrench but I don't recomend you try that.

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Report this Post04-09-2004 10:14 PM Click Here to See the Profile for BlacktreeClick Here to visit Blacktree's HomePageSend a Private Message to BlacktreeDirect Link to This Post
I use a 3/8" drive T47 bit for my brake calipers and seatbelt bolts. I believe it fits the door striker bolts, too. ('87 SE)

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Report this Post04-10-2004 01:43 AM Click Here to See the Profile for fiero go fastSend a Private Message to fiero go fastDirect Link to This Post
thank you everyone for all of your replies!

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Report this Post04-10-2004 01:48 AM Click Here to See the Profile for ca_xtremeSend a Private Message to ca_xtremeDirect Link to This Post
that stupid torx thing gets stripped so easy and its kinda hard to get to p!ssed me off pretty good so i use vice grips now! lol

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My 86 has T-50 for the seatbelt anchors.
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