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Engine not warming up! 850 1995

posted by  Gerald C on  Thu Jan 17 03:16 CST 2002
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You need a thin Torx-40 tool (or bit) at least 6" long. I tried using a short Torx-40 *bit* on a 3/8" rachet tool with an extension rod, and the combination was too thick to maneuver and align. (These short bits are commonly found in kits.) I ended up buying a dedicated T-handle Torx-40 tool pretty cheap (see here for one possible source: http://www.wihatools.com/364serie.htm). Your engine compartment may be a little different so definitely try using whatever tools you may currently have first.






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