theshanclan
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I am changing the brake discs on our Disco and the philips screw that holds on the disc is knackered.
Any advice on how to get this out now?
Any advice on how to get this out now?
Help!! Changing brake discs - screw screwed
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Trewey
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Drill the fooker.
Soloby Rob
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Drill the head off, job done.
theshanclan
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f me. Two answers the same! Got to be the way and I am ready to get medieval with it.
theshanclan
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Thanks
Warm em up and impact driver brings em out or get em hot and unscrew with a small chizel and big hammer.
or a drill
theshanclan
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Warm em up and impact driver brings em out or get em hot and unscrew with a small chizel and big hammer.
or a drill
will try this on the next three...
heggars
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You can never go wrong if you use a BFH. OK so you might have to replace a few more parts..... but it's fun as hell
theshanclan
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You can never go wrong if you use a BFH. OK so you might have to replace a few more parts..... but it's fun as hell
BFH - Also known as a universal adaptor:biggrin1:
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I would have gone with the impact driver... I bought mine when this happened doing the disks on my Civic.
I love it, only used it once but it's one of my fave tools, much more satisfying than the drill
I love it, only used it once but it's one of my fave tools, much more satisfying than the drill
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Theschanclan
The part # for the screw is SF108201L
Use an impact driver with a #4 pozi bit and you'll pop it out in no time.
The part # for the screw is SF108201L
Use an impact driver with a #4 pozi bit and you'll pop it out in no time.
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It dunt really need a screw in there anyway, the disk int gonna move wiv the wheel bolted on.
