trying to fit an induction kit, what’s the best way to remove that box. Please don’t say I have to remove the battery, don’t have a clue on how to do that.
Have you got any bolt extractors?(like this: https://www.toolstation.com/shop/p8...hrZ8sKomRqRz-JVbuC71X0xGeu7c9U0RoCBg0QAvD_BwE) They are great for removing rusted/rounded bolts
was just talking about this problem yesterday on here. angle grinder i am afraid. Hopefully all wont be fked so you can at least secure the tray back in.
Doing my head in I just don’t have the proper equipment I’ll have to buy some stuff tomorrow, thanks guys
I’d use an angle grinder or a dremel to cut a ‘flat’ into either side of the head of the bolt. You can then use an adjustable spanner to hopefully get some purchase on it and break it free. I have successfully removed bolts like that by hammering a larger Allen key or torx key into the mangled hole, but you need a bit of space to make sure the bit is hammered into the bottom of the hole. Whilst cutting it off completely with a grinder will do the job, it then means you’ve got to try and remove the remains afterwards which can be even trickier with not a lot to grip onto. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
