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So annoyed, radio/hvac stack screws were so tight we couldn't remove them.
My busy friend finally had time to install my blown hvac bulbs. The center stack side screws that hold the stack were so tight they were about to strip. We had to put humpty dumpty back together. My buddy said there is a tool at harbor freight that should remove them. Any one else deal w/ this?
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I have. Soak them with a little WD-40 and then try to get them lose with solid screw driver. I broke a brand new Craftsman screw driver taking mine off.
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Wow what a mission, if you put wd40 wouldn't that make everything slippery though? What is a solid screwdriver?
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Originally Posted by tosheto
(Post 8899928)
I have. Soak them with a little WD-40 and then try to get them lose with solid screw driver. I broke a brand new Craftsman screw driver taking mine off.
The easiest way to remove those is to actually have a high quality high steel #2 bit and a lot of strength in your arms lol have your buddy hold the entire console tight while you are trying to remove the screws... |
Originally Posted by 00 Max
(Post 8899933)
Wow what a mission, if you put wd40 wouldn't that make everything slippery though? What is a solid screwdriver?
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Originally Posted by L_U_D_I_AMaxima
(Post 8900043)
do you have any idea what wd-40 is used for???
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Use an impact gun with a #2 philips bit, worked for me
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I've used a pozi bit to remove a stubborn screw. Or else I've read you can use a larger size bit, if you were using P1 switch to P2 with a rubber band. Press down very hard and turn very slowly. You just need to break the screw then you can try using pliers to turn the screw completely lose.
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I tapped the screws swiftly and precisely with a hammer.
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I used a drill bit to get all of them off, I stripped them so I just used new screws after
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