tork wrench

[spyderpoop]

to remove the body panels of the spyder it has funky screws are they tork screwdriver tips and what size do ya need to remove them ? will a auto part store sell them ? thanks Rich

 

[billybovine]

Yes you can get the correct screwdriver at most hardware or autoparts store. There is one in your tool kit.

By the way it's Torx.

 

[spyderpoop]

torx ok

Yes you can get the correct screwdriver at most hardware or autoparts store. There is one in your tool kit.

By the way it's Torx.

thanks for the reply now I know why I could not find it online ? thanks

 

[Rando]

If you have a RT, there are a couple that never should be removed. They are easy to spot since they don't look like the rest.

 

[NancysToy]

You should have a Torx wrench/driver in your toolkit. You can find a wide variety of screwdrivers, wrenches, and interchangeable bits anywhere that sells tools. As was said, do not touch the silver security screws with a stud in the center of the recess. Instructions for removing the body panels are in your Owners Guide.

 

[shelbydave]

You should have a Torx wrench/driver in your toolkit. You can find a wide variety of screwdrivers, wrenches, and interchangeable bits anywhere that sells tools. As was said, do not touch the silcer security screws with a stud in the center of the recess. Instructions for removing the body panels are in your Owners Guide.

Where on the RT would I find one of these? I haven't run across one yet, but I've only had the panels off for oil changes / maintenance so far...

 

[MarkLawson]

On my 2010 RT, the tool kit is bungied to the bottom of the saddle.

 

[shelbydave]

On my 2010 RT, the tool kit is bungied to the bottom of the saddle.

I was actually asking about the location of the security screws NancysToy mentioned...

 

[papoandma]

You should have a Torx wrench/driver in your toolkit. You can find a wide variety of screwdrivers, wrenches, and interchangeable bits anywhere that sells tools. As was said, do not touch the silcer security screws with a stud in the center of the recess. Instructions for removing the body panels are in your Owners Guide.

I think he was going for silver security screws. They are located on the middle panels just below there your knees would be.

 

[shelbydave]

I think he was going for silver security screws. They are located on the middle panels just below there your knees would be.

LOL! Those must be the ones!! Before I ever removed a panel, I watched Lamont's video, so I never even paid attention to those being security screws! I just never paid them any mind at all...

Thanks!

As for the sizes of the bits... most panels come off with a #27 torx, but I found a few smaller ones that use a #20. I also found that the tool provided in the kit seems to have one size that doesn't fit anything (at least that I've found yet)