how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeep wrangler tj
how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the
screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeep wrangler tj
You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit.
It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. Coasty <randyno1@mchsi.com> wrote in message news:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP > |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeep wrangler tj
You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit.
It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. Coasty <randyno1@mchsi.com> wrote in message news:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP > |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeep wrangler tj
You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit.
It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. Coasty <randyno1@mchsi.com> wrote in message news:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP > |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeepwrangler tj
I always start the torx screw with an impact driver:
http://www.----------.com/impactDriver.jpg Shoot some WD-40 under the dash and I think they may still use nuts on the inside where a box end and you wife's hands will be the only thing that's work. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- randyno1@mchsi.com wrote: > > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeepwrangler tj
I always start the torx screw with an impact driver:
http://www.----------.com/impactDriver.jpg Shoot some WD-40 under the dash and I think they may still use nuts on the inside where a box end and you wife's hands will be the only thing that's work. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- randyno1@mchsi.com wrote: > > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in a jeepwrangler tj
I always start the torx screw with an impact driver:
http://www.----------.com/impactDriver.jpg Shoot some WD-40 under the dash and I think they may still use nuts on the inside where a box end and you wife's hands will be the only thing that's work. God Bless America, Bill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- randyno1@mchsi.com wrote: > > how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the > screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in ajeep wrangler tj
If these are the ones in the windshield frame you can remove the visor
brackets and hose down the inside of the frame with penetrating oil. After stripping out torx head you then weld a hex head bolt into the hole that use to be star shaped. The heat will help break the thread loose while giving the frame a nice, slightly burnt look. It's a Jeep thing..... -- jeff Coasty wrote: > You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit. > It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then > replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. > Coasty News:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > >>how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the >>screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP >> > > > |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in ajeep wrangler tj
If these are the ones in the windshield frame you can remove the visor
brackets and hose down the inside of the frame with penetrating oil. After stripping out torx head you then weld a hex head bolt into the hole that use to be star shaped. The heat will help break the thread loose while giving the frame a nice, slightly burnt look. It's a Jeep thing..... -- jeff Coasty wrote: > You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit. > It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then > replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. > Coasty News:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > >>how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the >>screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP >> > > > |
Re: how do you get the screws out of the windshield bracket in ajeep wrangler tj
If these are the ones in the windshield frame you can remove the visor
brackets and hose down the inside of the frame with penetrating oil. After stripping out torx head you then weld a hex head bolt into the hole that use to be star shaped. The heat will help break the thread loose while giving the frame a nice, slightly burnt look. It's a Jeep thing..... -- jeff Coasty wrote: > You don't, first get a 3/8" hand impact driver with the correct torx bit. > It will take a couple whacks with a 2 lb hammer to get them to budge. Then > replace the screws with SST and put some antisize on the threads. > Coasty News:1146620996.208789.165550@g10g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com... > >>how do you get em out without scratching the paint or striping the >>screw, is it a standard L - wrench or a special tool ..... HELP >> > > > |
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