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Old Nov 17, 2009 | 02:05 PM
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hello i need some help fast . what size torque is the cap and rotor cover bolt 2001 blazer
 

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Just snug it up with a nut driver......... :/
 
Old Nov 17, 2009 | 02:08 PM
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no what size bolt is it to take it off
 
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Should be a 7mm or a 1/4" .
 
Old Nov 18, 2009 | 07:45 AM
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I think what he is asking is what size torx fits the screws.
T-15 I think but I'm not positive.
 
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Ive never done a tune up in a 4.3 that involved torx bits.......But Ive only worked on 96 and older ones
 
Old Nov 18, 2009 | 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by 86Blazer327
Ive never done a tune up in a 4.3 that involved torx bits.......But Ive only worked on 96 and older ones
I recently did a cap & rotor on a 96 4.3. Both had torx screws.
 
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The rotor button doesnt even have screws...... Cap will depend on the brand. Im not tring to get into a pissing contest. Ive got a 96 Jimmy rotting away in my drivway with 7mm screws in the cap
 
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Originally Posted by 86Blazer327
The rotor button doesnt even have screws...... Cap will depend on the brand. Im not tring to get into a pissing contest. Ive got a 96 Jimmy rotting away in my drivway with 7mm screws in the cap
I can't tell you what your rotor was like but I know mine has torx screws holding it on. I guess I should have just thrown them away.
 
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Distributor Cap retaining screws ==> T20
Rotor retaining screws ==> T15

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