It is called a TORXs bit.
.. or perhaps a tri-square (as found on VW's, for instance). not sure from your description.
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A regular hex key, or a hex socket with a ratchet.
To remove a stripped hex screw, you will need a screw extractor tool.
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It is either a T-40 or a T-45 Torx.
a word like hexagram is a star with 6 points are there any others
The best method for removing a stripped hex bolt using a stripped hex bolt removal tool is to carefully follow the instructions provided with the tool. Typically, you would insert the removal tool into the stripped bolt and turn it counterclockwise to grip the bolt securely. Then, use a wrench or socket to turn the removal tool and extract the bolt. Be sure to apply steady pressure and avoid forcing the tool to prevent further damage.
The tool is a 'star' drive bit... But if it's been overtightened (like the one on a friends van I've just ruined) it won't remove it... A word of advice, when you do get it of, replace it with a normal hex equivalent. That is what I am going to do whenever I get this one off my friends Combo.
You must force a hex (looks like * or star) screwdriver in between the side marker and turn signal housings to reach the #2 hex screw which holds the side marker housing in place. Once the #2 screw is out you may access the two hex screws holding the turn signal housing in place.
The most common tool used to tighten or loosen screws with a 6mm hex head is an Allen wrench.
The tool commonly used to assemble furniture and features a stripped allen key is a hex key or hex wrench.
A hex key or an allen key
The multi hex tool is a versatile tool that features multiple hexagonal-shaped ends of different sizes. It is used for tightening or loosening bolts and screws with hexagonal heads. The tool's functions include providing a secure grip on fasteners and allowing for precise torque application. Its compact design makes it convenient for various tasks that require hex keys of different sizes.