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recoil lug screw L579 Forester

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i just find out that the recoil lug screw on my L579 is loose and i try to find the tool to re screw it and it's seems to be like winnig the lottery... Can some one pointe me a place where i can buy the tool thanks

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i just find out that the recoil lug screw on my L579 is loose and i try to find the tool to re screw it and it's seems to be like winnig the lottery... Can some one pointe me a place where i can buy the tool thanks

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Circlip pliers which you can buy at most any auto parts store or Lowes etc. I keep a set in my reloading room just for this.
 
finally, i went to a tool shop ( Princesse auto ) who have a large inventory of pliers and found this one who fit perfectly to re screw the bolt. so the case is close.. hope it will help other who need the info.
 
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Adjustable pin wrench is what you need... available in a range of sizes, the later L579 crossbolts take a 2mm pin

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