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[title] Unfasten the logic board cover
-[* icon_note] While the Pixel 7a uses [link|https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torx#Torx_Plus|Torx Plus|new_window=true] screws, standard Torx drivers still work. Throughout this guide, you may use a T2 Torx driver to remove 1IP Torx Plus screws, and a T3 Torx driver to remove 3IP Torx Plus screws. ***Make sure to apply constant, downward force to prevent stripping.***
+[* icon_note] While the Pixel 7a uses [link|https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torx#Torx_Plus|Torx Plus|new_window=true] screws, standard Torx drivers ''may'' still work. If your kit came with standard Torx bits, use the T2 bit to remove [product|IF145-373-88|1IP Torx Plus|new_window=true] screws, and the T3 Torx bit to remove 3IP Torx Plus screws. ***Make sure to apply constant, downward force to prevent stripping.***
[* red] Use a 3IP Torx Plus driver to remove the thirteen 4.3 mm screws securing the logic board cover.
[* orange] Use a 1IP Torx Plus driver to remove the 1.5 mm screw securing the right edge of the cover.