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spldart · 06-05-2016, 12:05 PM

At this point I think my favorite option would be to use a dremel with a small cut off wheel and slice a big slot across the screw head to get a flat blade to fit the screw.

Either that or use a socket extension and repeated very careful hammer blows to flatten the screw head out a bit then knock a #2 philips multi-bit into the mashed up head and try one more time.

Second option requires great care as you can do alot of damage to the body of the carb. I have personally used
this option numerous times. Usually case screws.

Both options remember to soak the whole problem in wd40.

06-05-2016, 12:05 PM	#15
spldart Senior Member Join Date: May 2015 Location: Stafford, Texas Posts: 604	At this point I think my favorite option would be to use a dremel with a small cut off wheel and slice a big slot across the screw head to get a flat blade to fit the screw. Either that or use a socket extension and repeated very careful hammer blows to flatten the screw head out a bit then knock a #2 philips multi-bit into the mashed up head and try one more time. Second option requires great care as you can do alot of damage to the body of the carb. I have personally used this option numerous times. Usually case screws. Both options remember to soak the whole problem in wd40. Login or Register to Remove Ads Last edited by spldart; 06-05-2016 at 12:17 PM.
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