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Old 06-08-12, 11:21 AM
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went to remove my shift **** from my sc400 and one of the two screws is stripped and wont come out. looks like someone was already in there previously. any suggestions on how to get it out?
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any suggestions?
Old 06-08-12, 02:34 PM
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Take a picture and post it so people will know exactly what your dealing with.. there are many SC Macgyvers on here
I had the same problem on a different part, and I just used a thin drill bit to drill a hole into the stripped area, then I used a slighlty larger drill bit to wedge in ( i tapped it in with a hammer ) then I used needle nose plyers to turn the drill bit clockwise. Might work for your situation. Good luck
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Drill it out. I do that all the time at work with stripped screws n bolts.
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^^^^exactly
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