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Old 04-11-03 | 02:55 AM
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Y- screw drivers for the gameboy advance sp?

anyone know where to buy a screw driver to open up the gameboy advance sp?
Old 04-11-03 | 04:04 AM
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Why would you like to open up a GBA SP? It's not my business but i am just curious.
Old 04-11-03 | 07:20 AM
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Try www.Tritonlabs.com. They sold them so people that bought the afterburner light kit could install them in their GBA. I think i got a mini Y-screw and philips for like 6 bucks.
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You can simply use a small jeweler's screwdriver. Insert it firmly and it works like a charm.
Old 04-11-03 | 11:53 AM
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This has been discussed before and someone mentioned a craftsman product number that will fit. Can someone please post that again.
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I don't know part numbers, but the bit is a standard security bit, you can find it in a lot of hardware stores that stock security bits.

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