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Dremal them off is the easiest way. But you can also Drill out the head or file it but that takes time and have to work real careful.
Once you get the head off you can take it off and use pliers to get the rest of the screw out with no problem.
i sort of wanted to reuse it...I just need to move it up a little on the frame downtube. This is seriously the only way? I knew I should have used allen heads in there instead!
I managed to get mine off when I put on my oil cooler using a nearly new (still had a sharp square shouldered bit end) screwdriver and a small hammer.
Tapped it with the hammer to get it to 'bite' then turned them out.
I haven't put it back on, yet because of the one way screws.
But thanks for the idea of using Allen head.
It made me remember that somwhere in my junk pile I think I have some tamper proof Torx screws that should fit.
If their the right size I'll use them instead.
Originally Posted by RKKY
I can usually get them out with a good pair of vise grips.
How the heck do you get hold of them with vise grips inset the way thay are?
Last edited by In Memoriam Citoriplus; Mar 14, 2010 at 11:39 PM.
i sort of wanted to reuse it...I just need to move it up a little on the frame downtube. This is seriously the only way? I knew I should have used allen heads in there instead!
You can the only thing your ruining is the screws, you can buy new ones or use allens if you want to put it back on.
That's why I said take your time so as to not to marr up the finish just the bolts.
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