well i have a 96 civic and my battey fuse blew so wen i went to change it i noticed it was completely striped.does anyone know how a way that i could use to get this screww out.....plzz helpp!!!!!

 

Easy out, drill it, replace the fuse box.

 

any way you can cut a slot(straight line) on top of the screw with a dremel and use a flat tip screwdriver to remove?

 

can you get a pair of needle nose pliers on the head?

 

grinder/pliers

 

Unhook the battery first.....

Then drill that sucker out or use an easy out.

 

a trick i like that works fine on small fasteners with low torque- a spring punch (spring loaded center punch) on the outside of the head of the fastener. first make an indention then "push" it at an angle to get it to turn. I hope the graphic below explains well enough. I didn't spend much time on it.


I prefer this when working around electrical components because it eliminates the little metal chips from drilling the screw out.

 

i tryed dat..itss megga tight!!

 

i forgot to say dat the blot is hella tightt

 

Can you take a picture?

 

yea imma post a pic rite now

 

srry for daa badd picss

 

A properly sized bolt out socket should do the trick

http://www.amazon.com/Irwin-Industri.../dp/B0002YVUM6

 

if you can still get a slot for a flat head to fix, then try a electric screw driver. Preferably a 18 volt. You'll need to bear down on it real hard, i'm talking all your weight and try to back it out. If that doesn't work you can still drill it out. It's about a 30 - 1 hr job to drill and extract the pcs of what left of it. By that point you can put in a new insert.

 

thanks for the advicei will try and let yall know what happens

 

sure you can't get a pair of tiny needle nose pliers on it?

 

Vice grips

 

Use a dremmel and cut a slot in it, so you can use a flat head to get it out. You might have to cut into the sides of the fuse box. Not sure if there is a small enough cutting wheel.

 

small vice grips.

 

Jb weld an old Phillips let it dry a while & then loosen, ghetto but works