i broke a lugnut stud and when i went to take off the rotor the 2 screws the hold it on are stripped to **** and there is no way i cant get them off ... does anyone know how i could gets these off?

 

if i have to use a easy out what size should i get?

 

that impact driver wont do it?

 

pb blaster and some time.

 

i got this pic off of google soo i dont have a impact driver... will that work?

 

someone else told me pb blaster but im not sure what that even is?

 

drill em out

 

impact driver!

 

Take a dremel and cut a flathead type groove in it.

Let it soak in pb blaster for 20 minutes.

Impact driver with flathead fitting.

Purchase new bolt.

 

Impact driver with the right tip will usually get them out even the stripped ones just try to do it as a one shot deal and not keep hitting it over and over again.

 

yep, u can get that tool for like $10 at harbor freight if that cant get it out then bust out the drill

 

lol... you see that think looking screw driver there??

thats an impact driver.. use that..

 

^

 

Drill that sucker out. Easiest way.

 

get valve grinding compound, at your local home depot or something, its a gritty substance that wont let the screwdriver slip. then impact driver that ish out...GL

 

its totaled, sell me the car lol jk good luck

 

keep it simple drill that **** the screws for the rotors are like are like a buck new from honda

 

i say do whatever the guys say above.

question: has anyone put the rotors in without those screws?

 

The guy who sold me my car, a complete jackass drilled the screws out on my rotors. So I don't have any screws holding mine at all. I believe the clamping force of the lugnuts holds the rotor in place, the screws are just there to hold **** together when the wheel is off.

 

I just hammer it a few times like it appears you have tried and it always comes out for me.

 

FIrst try PB blaster and an impact.
Last resort drill them.

I beleieve the screws are only in there to hold the rotar on for the employees in the assmebely line.

 

I dont use the rotor screws.

 

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REBEL!

 

^^^
LMFAO

 

hit the base of the disk with a hammer cereral times so the vibrations of the disk will slightly loosen the screws. the use a good screw driver maybe with a fat head. it should be fairly simple.