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Reddit mentions of 6 Piece Torx Insert Bit Set - T5 - T10 x 25mm
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- Package Dimensions: 2.794 cms (L) x 5.08 cms (W) x 10.16 cms (H)
- Product Type: Fastener Drive Bit
- Package Quantity: 1
- Country Of Origin: China
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Original Version |
| Height | 3.8 Inches |
| Length | 0.8 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Original version |
| Weight | 0.01 Pounds |
| Width | 2 Inches |
Just did this a couple of days ago. See this thread for the parts you'll need to buy. I might try to find a slimmer rubber bumper though, it's way too thick to fit in the cage without shaving a lot of it off somehow. You should have something there though.
Even though that cable said it was shipping from China, it actually shipped from CA, and came much sooner than expected. YMMV. There are other places to buy it, just look for the right model number.
I didn't bother with an antistatic mat. As long as you do the work standing on a hard surface instead of carpet and you touch something grounded occasionally, you'll probably fine. YMMV, do your own research on this.
I've stripped 2 Torx T5 bits opening this laptop. Don't cheap out here. I ended up going with these. The T5 bit has been fine so far, though it has twisted a little bit.
When you're opening the laptop, don't forget the two phillips head screws under the flap. Be careful as you pry the bottom off, there are plastic clips that you can break off (don't worry if they do though, you've still got 12 screws to hold it together).
You'll need to fully unscrew and remove the battery, since the hard drive connector on the motherboard is underneath. The hard drive connector gets pressed directly onto the motherboard, and I believe the spot for it is labelled.
Make sure you review the excellent service manual beforehand, and have it available as you work. It has steps to walk you through much of the process.
This may not be a video tutorial, but you really don't need one. By far the hardest part for me was wrangling the rubber pieces into something that would fit, keep the drive snug, and not bend the drive cage. I would recommend buying extra bumpers in case you mess up like I did, and try to slowly shave away the part that's too thick with an x-acto knife.
Good luck, and PM me if you need any additional help!
These things are tiny, but not a bad size really. I ordered what I thought was one of the Wera bit holder and got three which is fine by me. Also got a set of Wiha T5-T10 Torx bits to go with it.
Haven't really used them yet but they seem nice.