Olezhka

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I'm having a hard time removing these. The screws are seized. I wish they were made for sockets because I have nice breaker bar, but unfortunately they are made for only a phillips screwdriver.

what can I use to unscrew them?

Greeny

iTrader: (43)

Have you tried hitting the end of your screwdriver with a hammer while it's on the screw,then trying to turn it?

Olezhka

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no. I'll go try that right now.

pmohr

iTrader: (26)

Impact driver, though I assume you don't have one. Get one, they're very handy for stuff like this.

FWIW mine came out just fine, and it looked like they had never been off before.

Olezhka

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no, I don't have an impart driver. I wish I did.
I still can't get them off. I used wd-40, a hammer. I'm afraid I'll mess up the srew head and then I'll have to drill them out.

Any more ideas?

Olezhka

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I just bought a mother fu**ing impact driver and it's not helping me at all.
The scews aren't moving at all.
wtf??????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????

I'M MAD!!!!

Double E

I didn't have a problem either...

It seems to me I remember having to get a BIG philips head screwdriver on them and they were in there good...but not stuck.

I wonder, can you tighten them a little just to break the bond they seem to have formed?

Olezhka

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I got 'em off. thanks guys

ThurzNite

iTrader: (13)

when I got my car used, I took them off to clean. They were on really tight. Guess they're supposed to be.
Dr J