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It is pretty bad. It is to the point that Crazy Red had to pound the socket on and off the bolt with a hammer. Even then, it still slipped. I guess someone with the right skills and tools could grind the head down a little and try a smaller socket. If I have a chance, I will take a pic of it this evening.Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
I've been looking for an excuss to buy this set 8)
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Craftsman Bolt-Out™ Damaged Bolt/Nut Remover Set
Sears item #00952161000Mfr. model #52161
Very interesting! If you don't get it and come over, I may just need to spend your beer money on it. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
Sam, Mick....you guys are the GREATEST! I was able to strip and reinstall the interior by 8pm. Cloroxed the he## outta that floorboard and Lysoled the underside of the carpet. Now, instead of the moldy smell, I've got the bleachy freshness scent for about 4 days. Happiness is mine again. :)
Thanks a million!!
I've got it, and no, it didn't work on my seat bolts :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
Glad to help and nice to meet you! 8)Quote:
Originally Posted by TroyAndEddie
So what did you end up doing??Quote:
Originally Posted by Adam Payrot
Yea what Sammm said! :D That sucker was tight but it was no match for Sammm! 8)Quote:
Originally Posted by sammm
Really liked your car TroyAndEddie! The 10AE blue top looked sweet on your Laguna Blue Miata! :thumleft:
Thanks! Hopefully if the weather's right, noone will see it for a looong time! :mrgreen:
I, uh, wrecked that car :lol: before I could get a chance to try anything else. My next step was to try drilling them out. Luckily, my 93 doesn't have the bolt problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
One thing you could try is penetrating oil on the top-side and bottom-side of the bolts, but you'll have to figure out where to scrape away the spray-on stuff off the bottom, and you'll have to be fairly accurate in guessing where to scrape.