If you can not figure that out I would not try taking one apart if it was not already destroyed
Because screw terminals would be far too bulky. Imagine a CPU measuring 1.5" by 1.5", with 300 connections, all of them screw terminals. Your laptop would be the size of a filing cabinet.
Blowing up small images is not easy, if you need it poster size, you will need to take it to a printers (unless you have an A2 printer) they will typically charge somewhere between
Look on the AC power adapter and read its rating in watts. You will need an inverter with at least that output capacity.
It takes 1 farad for every 1000 watts so u need 2 farads.
Your answer depends on the quality of the gems you want to purchase.
A Miedium size Philips screw driver
They range in size from about 3 inches to 15 inches.
1- to get the best fit with the screw head 2- to reduce damage to the screwhead and driver if the driver bit is to small 3- reduce chance of damage to the work piece 4- reduce the chance of stripping the head of the screw when tightened and thus making it difficult to extract.
I'm doing it right now on 4 button 2002 x type lazer cut key fob.. w/small screw driver, pry 2 halves apart. Then split the half w/the 4 buttons apart again with a small screw driver. That will expose a circuit board, remove one Phillips screw, remove that & the battery is below that. The battery is a Panasonic CR 2032 3volt battery. It's about the size of a nickel. I suggest you buy the battery before disassembling the remote. I couldn't because I didn't know what battery to buy.. But know you do.. Good Luck, it will come apart & not break, it's acutally pretty sturdy, just keep prying it apart.
TORX T-15
Torx bit screwdriver size T10
I'd say a wrench with adjustable size would be good. to be safe I'd just get a car tool kit.
once the wheel is off you may see 2 screws those have to be removed before you get the rotor off, i suggest buying a impact screw driver ($20-30), put the right size bit on the driver and hit the back of the screw driver with a hammer while turning the screw driver counter clockwise if it doesnt come off you can hit it while turning the driver clockwise to help loosen the screw then clockwise once those are off the rotor comes out
If the bulbs are the same as a 2003 Deville, there are two bulb containers above the license plate light and you just need a small screw driver to press in under the left side of the plastic bulb housing to release the plastic clip. The plastic bulb holder will swing from the right hand side and will then fall out. All you need is a medium size flat head screw driver. I had to unscrew the housings with a Philips screw driver and take the housing out of the hole, by turning it sideways and pulling it out. The i turned out the bulb holder from the back of the housing and pulled out the bulb.
The next size larger from a number 6 size screw.
The correct size is listed on the driver's door post.
ok on your rear hubs there should be a small slot opening like a quarter size for vending machine, take a flat tip screw driver and stick it into the slow and the lift the screw driver from bottom of the wheel to the top rotating the E brake adjustment screw clock wise that will tighten the E brake and pads to drums. :)