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Old 12-20-2009, 03:06 PM
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Default Need Torx screw size for door brake

On my 2004 C2, the screw that fastens the door brake to the body is loose. It's a torx, but I don't know what torx size (looks like 50-ish, but my torx set only goes up to 27). Anyone know what the torx size is so I only have to buy one driver instead of a whole set?

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p.s. For those who are wondering, the door is mounted on two hinges, and the door brake is the metal link (bar) that stops the door from opening beyond a certain distance.
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Commonly know as a check strap My car is up on the lift and not reachable or I would get this for you.
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It should be a T40
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Thanks, CosmosC4S. Will try that.

Steven, I always called it a crash stop until I read the "door brake" terminology in the 996 repair manual. Now I have three ways to say it. Thanks for adding to my repertoire. A 996 owner's gotta maintain his erudite image!
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Originally Posted by Steven C.
Commonly know as a check strap My car is up on the lift and not reachable or I would get this for you.
Damn Steve, you are still alive! Long time no see. How is the Turbo treating you?
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Tim,

Having fun with it. Just got a set of RH 18" to replace the 17" it came with. Will be at Cars and Coffee with it Saturday if you are around come up and see it?
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Originally Posted by CosmosC4S
It should be a T40
T40 did the trick. Thanks again.
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T40 did the trick. Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by Steven C.
Tim,

Having fun with it. Just got a set of RH 18" to replace the 17" it came with. Will be at Cars and Coffee with it Saturday if you are around come up and see it?
I will be in town and would love to see it. When and where is Cars and Coffee?



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