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Old Oct 24, 2009, 08:33 PM   #1
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Stripped thread...how to take out?

I tried taking out the iac motor but one of the screw has been stripped so it can't be removed from the throttle body. I tried using different sized phillip screwdrivers and flat heads but none worked. So how the heck do I take out this damn screw? Any tips?

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Get a small hand saw and saw In a groove for flat head. Use one of the existing lines for guidance. Should take about 5-10 mins
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Old Oct 25, 2009, 12:59 PM   #3
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Thanks. I'll try it out after football. Any other tips?
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Get a small hand saw and saw In a groove for flat head. Use one of the existing lines for guidance. Should take about 5-10 mins
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You should have ample room to get in there with a saw and cut a groove. If you cant seem to figure that one out then you could also try a pair of needle nose vice grips.
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Or a dremel, not sure how steady your hand is. Dremel would take less than a minute, however, you could do more damage than good.
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Old Oct 26, 2009, 06:11 AM   #6
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You could also try an impact screwdriver. Its a screwdriver you hammer down and it unscrews as you hit down. Nice thing to have it that ever happens.
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If the slot method doesn't work you could get a screw extractor set or find a drill bit the proper size to drill the head off them remove the threaded portion with a pair of vise-grips.

Definitely try cutting a slot first though.
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You could also try an impact screwdriver. Its a screwdriver you hammer down and it unscrews as you hit down. Nice thing to have it that ever happens.
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I would definitely give the impact screw driver a try, I've used that plenty of times and taken out things I never thought would come out. Another idea if you can hold the piece still you can take a metal chisel and a hammer and hit it on one side to make a groove around the edge and then work the screw around. Penetrating oil is your friend in this case too, spray some on and let it sit for a while.
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