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Posted on Jun 14, 2009

Extracting a screw that broke 2 extractors

I have been tryiny to extract a screw and have broken to types of extractors can you help the screws i am trying to extract on on the rotor of a 2003 acura tl

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    use the biggest possible extrator you can , with the deepest hole you can drill. which and what rotor are you trying to extract ?

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Drill as large a hole as you can down the centre of the broken screw, and use an "Easy-out" left thread screw extractor of as large asize as you can. If the rotor is out of the car, soak it in a mixture of Coke and light machine oil before trying to extract screw.

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