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Unhappy starter removal problem

HI i just bought a 924s i was in the process of changing the starter i took the battery out. disconnected the leads from the battery to the starter removed one of the 2 bolts that hold it in place. well it looks like the other a 15mm bolt has had better days i can't get it off the open end keeps slipping off it is rounded a bit. has anyone had this problem and have a solution besides towing it to the nearest shop.. thanks any help would be appreciated.

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I've had good luck on several rounded off bolts with THIS kit.

Worse case, a bolt removal kit where you bore out the bolt and remove it with another bit. Just make sure you use some penetrating oil (Kroil, PB Blaster) and let it sit a while before cranking on it.
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Thanks i will look into this ... the only problem is it dosen't show the size of the bolt in question 13mm then 19mm nothing in between... hmmm
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IIRC it is an 18mm. Not a common size socket or wrench in everyones tool box.
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Get a nice pair of vice grips on the bad end and crank down hard and if you can't get it loose by hand use a hammer gently to assist. You might want to heat it at the starter threads first and apply some BP blast.
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Get a nice pair of vice grips on the bad end and crank down hard and if you can't get it loose by hand use a hammer gently to assist. You might want to heat it at the starter threads first and apply some BP blast.
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You can always drill it out too. But that would be a last resort.

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thanks ... so far i got the irwin bolt removal kit but it doesn't have a 15mm one is up to 14mm and the next bigest is 16 to 19mm next i will try to cut it out with my dremell will see. what is this bp or pb blast stuff?
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thank god for my dremmel tool thanks for all the comments.. mission accomplished

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