Bit to open cps2 games?

Amano Jacu

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If I remember well is a Torx-20, the same as the Xbox. Any advanced tool shop should have it.
 

NGT

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it needs to be a T-20 "security" torx....a regular t-20 will not work. I found sets for like $20 but the only place that had the individual bit in "security" style was Orchards Hardware Supply Store....and it was about $3.50 .....but I only went to hardware places like home depot, yard birds, and places like Wallmart, ace hardware, radio shack, and a few other places...

everyone had regular ones and the $20 sets were only at a couple of those....


Security Torx have the little hole in the end of the bit and regular torx bits have a flat end.
 
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TheGreenMachine

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Sears also sells the bits. None single(only single screwdrivers), but they sell an individual set of the security Torx bits.

Quite honestly picking up one of the screwdrivers with a whole set of the different security bits is a pretty nice thing to have anyway. Think I paid $14.99 or $19.99. Can't remember.
 

lill-c

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I use a small flat blade screw driver. Put it on one side of the nub in the center and unscrew.
 

MKL

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With a flat-head screwdriver you can unscrew easily but then it's difficult to screw it back tight.
 

lill-c

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The flat blade screw driver works!! It tightens up just fine. I have 3 CPS2 B boards And changed the bat in them all using the screw driver to get the screws out.
 
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