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Thread: Anyone fitted their own coilovers and had to use the M14 driver???

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    Exclamation Anyone fitted their own coilovers and had to use the M14 driver???

    Ok, so my back set of coilovers are sorted, but I've not yet started on the front, due to a claim that, when doing the front set, you need a special bit known as an M14 Multi Spline bit...

    Would anyone disagree?

    If not, does anyone here have the bit and are they willing to sell/loan it so that I can get my front set in this week?

    Thanks in advance for any advice

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    Yeah, you need it. Any decent tool shop should have one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blitzen View Post
    Yeah, you need it. Any decent tool shop should have one.
    I have a kit with one Lukas.

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    Just as I was about to say "errrmmm... what tool shop? I couldn't find one that stocks it!", Gavin comes to save the day!

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    last time I was looking for XZN/triple-square bits in Sydney none of the tool shops had a clue what i was talking about.

    I finished up buying a kit on ebay from the USA.
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    Yeah, I was hoping to avoid that by buying or borrowing someone else's bit. My Polo currently has it's arse on the ground while the front is still "high-rolling" lol

    I'm thinking I might replace it with a bolt that doesn't have a stupid M14 head in it once I manage to get it undone.

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    Oh, and by the way... I'm doing up a tutorial in both photo and video format as I go, so I'll have that posted up once I'm done.

    There's details missing here and there from the tutorial on the Club Polo Forum, so the end result should be something a little clearer.
    Last edited by gotboost?; 11-07-2012 at 09:47 AM.

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    You still need a strut spreader tool too though, pain without it
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmac View Post
    You still need a strut spreader tool too though, pain without it
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    Standby, gents. I may have a couple of workarounds. Will let you know how I go.

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