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    need HELP! Stripped bolt removal! how?

    need help! i was taking out my seats from my ek and the bolt near the arm rest wont come off and i stripped the corners, what can i do to take them out? any tools,methods or a place that will take them out for me?
    powpoW

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    If you are sure the bolt is beyond being salvaged. You could drill it out?

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    You can buy a tool that will remove it for you if it is stripped, I have used one on several occasions, has little teeth on it that when you do it up it grabs tight and you can undo it...
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    what's a mugen?
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    ill wash urs u wash mine?

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    would u have a pix or show me how it looks like so i can get my hands on one plz
    powpoW

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    Get one of these.. they come in sets
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    what's a mugen?
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    ill wash urs u wash mine?

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    are ALL sides rounded ?
    It sounds like you used a spanner , or a multi-hex socket to remove it and it slipped and spun.

    What you need , is a good 6 sided (single hex) socket of the right size - place a thin piece of rag on the inside for that tiny bit extra grip - first spray a decent layer of WD40 or similar - let it sit and penetrate the thread.
    place the socket over the rounded bolt head and slowly and firmly attempt to remove the offending bolt/nut. Should crack it and pull it free if not you gotta drill

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    I have in the past when all else has failed and the bolt-head is beyond recovery used vice-grips. This will depend how tight the bolt is though. If it's real tight you will have problems.

    Another similar way is to use a chisel and a hammer.

    Id be trying the other mentioned techniques first though.

    Sometimes if its real bad you can get the next size smaller socket on it.

    Last resort would be drilling.

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    tryed chisel and a hammer didnt work just f*** up more...i guess i need to drill it but i dont know how...
    powpoW

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    start with small hole and get bigger???
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    mayb you could use a file and file the bolt back to a hex shape if u can be bothered..

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    Quote Originally Posted by lilwilliam View Post
    mayb you could use a file and file the bolt back to a hex shape if u can be bothered..
    was just about to say this.

    takes a while but its good way. only ever done it once but

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    get a drill with a tiny drill bit and get into the very centre of it
    if your lucky, your lucky, after the drill bit is in u can put it on reverse and itll take it out for u, otherwise work ur way up to essentially ur destroying the screw

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