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Old Oct 10, 2013 | 12:30 PM
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996 Turbo MAF wrench

Short story, I sold my 996tt with AWE tuning to a good friend. Friggin' car always ran perfect and never threw a code. Of course, <2 weeks it throws a code that I isolated to the MAF. Not uncommon. I ordered a new 996-606-124-00. I cleaned the MAF once and IIRC there was a torx type screw with a security post. Am I remembering this correctly or was it just a torx head? At any rate, long story to a short question, do I need a special tool to remove the screws for the MAF? Thanks.
 
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regular torx will do
 
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security torx

mine came with security torx, i.e., with the pin in the center.

Sears sells several screwdriver kits with interchangeable bits that do the trick
 
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it's the t20 torx "security" driver. the one with the hole in the center. normal t20 never worked for me.
 
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You can go to home depot or Lowes and buy a bit set for about ~20 bucks that have all the security torx bit and about 30 other bits you can keep for just about everything else you need
 
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