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    Veteran Member Three Rings auh's Avatar
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    stripped hub bolt

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    I need some suggestions on how to take off a pretty rusted hub bolt that the allen head has been pretty badly stripped on the inside.

    I've so far tried a propane torch and that didn't get me anywhere.

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    Extract it.
    With a extracter bit.
    Put Werk Here
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    Veteran Member Three Rings auh's Avatar
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    Is that the same as an ezout? And can you get them that big?

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    Veteran Member Three Rings Polski's Avatar
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    Spray some pb blaster on it, let it sit for an hour.
    You can try to saw a grove in it to be able to use a flat screw driver.
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    Veteran Member Three Rings
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    I would try and pound a torx bit into it. You aren't getting that out with a screw driver.

    Id say if that doesn't work you would need to drill it out.

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    Veteran Member Three Rings SeekB00st's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by GR-RALLYE View Post
    I would try and pound a torx bit into it. You aren't getting that out with a screw driver.

    Id say if that doesn't work you would need to drill it out.
    Hammering in a torx bit could be effective. Make sure you use a craftsman bit or an impact just in case you break it.
    Put Werk Here
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    The auh, if you get yours out can you help me with mine? I have the same problem, I hate hearing that damn wheel bearing noise.
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    Veteran Member Three Rings auh's Avatar
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    I just couldn't get it...I ended up taking it to the mechanic and after an hour with an acetylene torch, a chisel, and a huge f'ing hammer he got it out.

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    Veteran Member Four Rings NeedingAnAudi's Avatar
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    Well I have a torch, a chisel and some hammers I might just give it hell myself.
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    Senior Member Three Rings
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    dude Im changing my clutch and while taking off the axles one was stripped I used vicegrips on that one second stripped screw was the axle heat shield I used a extractor use a hammer and knock it on and it will grab eventually and turn out.
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