krazyhmongboi

i was putting my calipers back on from changing rotors and was putting the last bolt in..the 14mm bolt that allows the caliper to swing up and down..but i guess i tightened it too much and the screw part of the bolt snaped in the hole..is there a way to take it out or something..i dont want to have to buy new calipers unless i have to

DiRty96

try a center punch and a hammer. tap the bolt to reverse it out. Lub it up too.

krazyhmongboi

if i try to reverse it out wont it strip the screw and the uhhh thing the screw goes into? =/

clm

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Or get a screw removal kit (recommended). Or drill it out and retap it.

nighttrain33

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I could say something really dirty but...

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Or get a screw removal kit (recommended). Or drill it out and retap it.

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-Shane

krazyhmongboi

^^ i was gonna add.."not ****" but i thought we'd all be mature people here...

yea right

sasser43

same thing happened to me. i just took a small drill and drilled out the center of the screw. about half way into the screw, i was able to reverse the spin of the drill and bring the screw out with it.

digitalcongo

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Or get a screw removal kit (recommended). Or drill it out and retap it.

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nice sears online catalog exclusive find....clint !

nighttrain33

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yea right</TD></TR></TABLE>

Sorry, I couldn't help it.

-Shand

sol2hatch

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Sorry, I couldn't help it.

-Shand</TD></TR></TABLE>


ahahahhhahahhahahahahaahahhahahahahahahahahaha*THU D*

you spelled your name wrong sorry, I couldnt help but laugh

Harryflores

well, coming back to the topic... use a screw removal kit

ridetrials

ROFL

nighttrain33

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ahahahhhahahhahahahahaahahhahahahahahahahahaha*THU D*

you spelled your name wrong sorry, I couldnt help but laugh</TD></TR></TABLE>

I did, didn't I And that, kids, is what happens when you drink. I did well the rest of the time though.

-Shane

sol2hatch

heres another, on me

Pr0ject93hb

i agree. eiter get the kit or just drill it yourself. thats how i fixed mine when i did that to the bolts that hold my door hinge.