Hexagon socket or hexagon head bolts (Focus 2)
To remove these bolts, clean the inside hole in the head and use a suitable wrench. A set of Allen keys or multi-tooth wrenches are best for this purpose. Before removing the bolt, carefully tap the head with a hammer so as not to damage it - this may make it easier to remove the bolt.
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