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    i started my install today. so far i started on the wrong foot.... i cant get 2 of the screws out to remove the platic tops to get to the neddles. any tip? i bent up a screw driver trying to get it out.

  • #2
    Did you strip the head of the screws? If so then I would suggest using some needle nose vise grips.

    If the head isn't stripped, try and pick up a #2 Phillips screw driver, or screwdriver bit, that seems to fit in that head the best.
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    • #3
      the one heads toast. i tryed the vise grips too. not luck they are super tight i was able to get a flat screwdriver in one of them and i bend the screw driver tip into a s with out the screw moving....

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      • #4
        anyone?

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        • #5
          interesting

          maybe some penetrating oil? firm (but not too hard) tap with a hammer to loosen stuff up? I've never had one freeze up that bad.... hmmmm

          If the head of the screw is toast, try taking a dremel and cutting a notch in the head of the screw, then you'll be able to fit a flat head screwdriver in there no problem, maybe even with a better fit than before.
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          • #6
            tryed it... i really hate to drill it out

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            • #7
              penetrating oil too?

              Spray some on there, let it sit a while, then try again.

              Impact driver?
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              • #8
                my impact drive is to big... i dont know why they are so tight

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                • #9
                  looks like i am going back to stock while i wait a week or more for screws....

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                  • #10
                    Dunno if this will work, never tried it before. Cold makes metals contract. Put the part in the fridge for a while and then try it. The screw and the metal around it may just contract enough to let it turn a little easier.
                    Disclaimer : Never tried it, it's just based on scientific principles of metals. Maybe worth a shot if all else fails.

                    Will something bad happen to the part if you put it in the fridge for a while ? Oh yeah, and wrap it and seal it good so that the fridge remains free from toxic stuff.
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                    • #11
                      not sure how well freezing it will work nor do i wish to wait that long....i am probbly going to end up dilling it out but intill i get screws i am back to stock

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                      • #12
                        Got a Dremel ? I'd take the cutting wheel and dig at the screw head until it's gone . You SHOULD be able to grab what's left of the screw after the cap's off with the vicegrips . Safer than drilling , I think .
                        Personally , I'm SHOCKED the vicegrips didn't work for you . I got some pretty stubborn carb screws off with the grips and screwdriver recently .
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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by md86
                          Got a Dremel ? I'd take the cutting wheel and dig at the screw head until it's gone . You SHOULD be able to grab what's left of the screw after the cap's off with the vicegrips . Safer than drilling , I think .
                          Personally , I'm SHOCKED the vicegrips didn't work for you . I got some pretty stubborn carb screws off with the grips and screwdriver recently .
                          I agree, cut the head off and then you should be able to grab whats left with the vise grips once the top's off. Good Luck

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