Can you use Philips screw driver on Honda rotors?
NEVER use household Philips screw driver to remove the rotor screw. you will pretty much strip the bolt if it has never been taken off! 3. NEVER use air tool to remove it, 99.9% you will strip it! 4. impact screwdriver may or may not help.
How do you remove a Honda rotor screw?
1. over years it builds corrosion since it’s open to the elements, and it stick on the rotor! 2. the metal is soft and easy to strip! 3. it looks like the normal Philips screw, but nomal PH bit doesn’t fit it well! often loose and strip it. How to remove it without damage? 1. SOAK the bad-ass rotor holding screws with PB blasters for minutes.
How do you get a Phillips screw out of a brake rotor?
Grab one of those cheap phillips drill bits that are on the hardware store counters for like 35 cents, insert it into the phillips screw, and whack it with a hammer a few times. In my mind, this action shocks the screw and loosens the threads up a bit. I’m not sure if that’s true, but it seems to work for me.
How do you remove a brake disc from a Honda CRV?
Simply tap the chisel or screwdriver into the slot you just cut until the disc cracks through, from the end of your cut, through the hole and into the centre. Gently tap the chisel into the cut until it cracks through the remaining metal. Usually this is enough to break the rusty bond and expand the disc enough to wiggle it off.
NEVER use household Philips screw driver to remove the rotor screw. you will pretty much strip the bolt if it has never been taken off! 3. NEVER use air tool to remove it, 99.9% you will strip it! 4. impact screwdriver may or may not help.
1. over years it builds corrosion since it’s open to the elements, and it stick on the rotor! 2. the metal is soft and easy to strip! 3. it looks like the normal Philips screw, but nomal PH bit doesn’t fit it well! often loose and strip it. How to remove it without damage? 1. SOAK the bad-ass rotor holding screws with PB blasters for minutes.
Grab one of those cheap phillips drill bits that are on the hardware store counters for like 35 cents, insert it into the phillips screw, and whack it with a hammer a few times. In my mind, this action shocks the screw and loosens the threads up a bit. I’m not sure if that’s true, but it seems to work for me.
Simply tap the chisel or screwdriver into the slot you just cut until the disc cracks through, from the end of your cut, through the hole and into the centre. Gently tap the chisel into the cut until it cracks through the remaining metal. Usually this is enough to break the rusty bond and expand the disc enough to wiggle it off.