I need to know “What size of Clutch head bit is used to free a window!”

I have a 3100 with cracked side windows. I have the standard 3 set of clutch head bits and not one of them will fit to release the glass. I have one bit at 3/16, another at CB-V C3, & the last one is 5/32. So what is the correct size to do this, where can I order? Thanks!

 

are you talking about the screws that fit into the channel, that the roller on the regulator sides across? or some other screw?

or is it an older truck?

 

Here are the 10-32x3/4 clutch head screws?:
https://classicpartsusa.com/1941-59-clutch-head-screw-ea-sku-21-971

Now to find the correct clutch head bit.

 

Interesting thread for clutch head tools:
https://www.trifive.com/threads/sizes-of-clutch-head-screws-on-original-57.263710/

 

If it's that screw, it might be 1/4". I have a very old driver that fits is perfectly, the driver measures 0.240" on it's major diameter.



according to this worthpoint auction save, it is 1/4". And that matches the apparent numbering system of the drivers.

 

https://www.vintagetrailersupply.com/clutch-head-bit-set-set-of-4-vts-578/


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DBT16NRD/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

I wonder if that's really what screw he's talking about?

 

in my experience of stripping out these screws.i heated them burnt the paint out of the head of the screw and scrope out the corners as well.then the screwdriver fits better.some screws on the door i had to heat red hot/spray with water. reused the old omes om the doors and where they were visible.bought a bag of new ones from jim carter trucks as well as a screwdriver set