YD215

Im trying to remove the rear seat belt from the roll bar. Im using a T50 torx socket it starts backing out then it starts to skip. The T50 socket is the largest socket i have. It fits the rest if the seatbelt bolts fine. Is it supposed to make that skipping feeling? It does it on both drive and passenger side. Do i have the right size socket or is that a special bolt because its a seat belt? I have an 07 JKU. Any help

toolow262

If I recall correctly I believe those are 55, if no one posts up beforehand I'll confirm this tomorrow. Those bolts have a good bit of lock tight on them so you want to have the right size or you'll end up striping it out.

Mountain Man Tim

aye if its skipping its because its a hair to small for the head, and they are lock tighted as shit so youll want to get a 55 before you stip the head completely. amazon had a set of 13 torx socket heads with something small up through 50 55 and 60 for $12 and change so i ordered myself that set with a master craft driver to fit them since i didnt have 1/4 inch anything on hand. under $25 total and i can remove every torx on the jeep if i want too when they arrive, hard top / doors / seat belt ones to mess with roll bars ect. Neiko 10071A Professional-Grade Torx Bit T-Socket Set, 13-Piece - - Amazon.com is the set, the price bumped up since i ordered it but its still a good little set according to reviews.

JEEEPZ

The seatbelt bolts use a torx plus socket.it should say tp50. Not t50. Sometimes you can get it out with a t50.
These sockets are not sold everywhere.you can get them from cornwell tools or on amazon