Look on the internet or local hardware store. You can find the 'Torx' style wrenches/ screwdrivers.
After the dive is disassembled, the magnets can be difficult to remove from some of the support pieces of the drive. I usually put the one end of the bracket in a vise and grab the other end with pliers and bend it slightly. This will allow you to get a blade under the magnet to pry it loose.
Good magnets are also available online for reasonable prices.
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Harold Ross
"There are days when any electrical appliance in the house, including the vacuum cleaner, offers more entertainment than the TV set." - Harriet Van Horne
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