valve cover gasket replacement needed?
Easiest way to remove them is with a small chisel and a hammer. Just tap them in the direction to loosen them on one side, and they will come right out. As soon as you turn them at all, you can take them out by hand.
The bolt might be corroded .... I used the correct tool.. and the tool started bending while I tried to remove the bolt... Then it bent the little screw torx design and broke the little pieces inside... After that I used a bigger torx tool and same thing happened but it stripped worse 
I tried loosing them out w a flat head driver and hammer but didn't work... I used pb blaster also.... I think I will be using jb weld 
I drilled the bold also and didn't do much... Ges I need a stronger drill lol
I drilled the bold also and didn't do much... Ges I need a stronger drill lol
Last edited by turbosmart4; Aug 26, 2012 at 11:48 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
HAHA! try a little elbow grease. u shouldnt have to push to hard but a good amount is definitely needed. I used my dads crappy little 12V drill he has. Not the greatest thing in the world. And PB Blaster is the GREATEST invention ever.
Lucky you lol
Last edited by turbosmart4; Aug 27, 2012 at 12:14 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
DIY - drilling out stripped brake rotor screws - YouTube
i know u rnt retarded but this might give a little help. its not the greatest video but he physically shows u so its easier to get it. watch from like... 30 seconds - 2 minutes and 30 seconds. and i know its a rotor and a phillips screw but the same idea applies. the only thing i would do differently then him is i wouldnt drill with the smaller bit as far as he did. id just go in a little bit so the big bit will seat on the bolt good. but ya, get a big bit, hopefully u have one big enough and go to town. and it should come out like in the video.
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