Since everybody is posting pics of their screwdrivers, I thought I'd do the same with mine. I only have the one but it seems to manage to release even the most stubbon b@stards!
 

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c13tay said:
Screwfix do a Torx set - great for the freelander cos not only does it have torx bits but it also has torx sockets too for things like ya prop !!

it was about £25 for the set
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Mind you, all the FL Torx are the normal 6 star you know (except for the MAF but that's Bosch, I even was told by a specialised shop that they asked at Bosch directly for the correct 5star Torx driver but they couldn't deliver they said.....)
 
Jagman said:
Since everybody is posting pics of their screwdrivers, I thought I'd do the same with mine. I only have the one but it seems to manage to release even the most stubbon b@stards!
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I have the same but with a velvet blade, makes less noise you see.:D
 
hi, sparky,
you need a t20 screwdriver, pauls tool emporium in stalybridge sell them for £1, he would probably post one to you,
 
yes its a t20, read it somewhere on here and thats what I asked for and it fits the maf sensor screws
 
We arent that modern round here,1941 Fordson Standard out in the shed.There are a couple of later DB's as well - but we dont mention them.;)
 
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