possible to remove this. use a drill with a 3mm drill bit (size is an example) to drill into the stuck bolt then hammer an old allen key the same size or 1up from your drilled hole then use that turn the bugger out. ive used this method on rounded off disc rotor bolts so i know its possible using this method. 1 out of 10 for this blunder though. although we all do this type of stuff.
well wen i did it i used metal on metal glue i tightened it went in for a cup of tea and carried on tightning it then i realised it had set (oh shit) went through my mind, well i gone to halfords picked up 2 cheap bb and i carry a spare one round with me just in case lol
what the hell u using glue for? try loctite threadlocker if things are coming loose. not glue. loctite threadlocker. comes in a pritt stick style tube thing. and you can still remove the bolts after using it.
konastinky888 said on 18 August 2008
possible to remove this. use a drill with a 3mm drill bit (size is an example) to drill into the stuck bolt then hammer an old allen key the same size or 1up from your drilled hole then use that turn the bugger out. ive used this method on rounded off disc rotor bolts so i know its possible using this method. 1 out of 10 for this blunder though. although we all do this type of stuff.
razzer_14 said on 19 August 2008
well wen i did it i used metal on metal glue i tightened it went in for a cup of tea and carried on tightning it then i realised it had set (oh shit) went through my mind, well i gone to halfords picked up 2 cheap bb and i carry a spare one round with me just in case lol
konastinky888 said on 20 August 2008
what the hell u using glue for? try loctite threadlocker if things are coming loose. not glue. loctite threadlocker. comes in a pritt stick style tube thing. and you can still remove the bolts after using it.
konastinky888 said on 20 August 2008
glue. thats really daft.
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