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AF Newbie
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Taking seat belts out
I have a problem. I am trying to take the seatbelts out of my car. It required a star bit that I didn't have so i went to autozone and picked up the biggest size they had. Turns out it wasn't big enough, it was a little loose. I didnt have the money to go somewhere else and buy one so i tried out the bit i had. Now i have a stripped star bolt. I don't want to cut it out because first i dont have a big enough cutting wheel and second i dont want to take a chance at cutting the plastic. Drilling it out is about the only thing i can come up with. Anyone have any other ideas?
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Re: Taking seat belts out
drilling an retapping, why are you taking them out in the first place
"theres a right tool, for every job"
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Re: Taking seat belts out
You can get some pretty sweet stripped bolt removing tools out there. Go to Sears or somewhere, and ask about em. They'll show you a ton probably. You'll probably end up with a tool with a spike that you pound in and then break it lose with. Just ask someone at the store about the right tool.
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thanks for the help. Im taking out the seatbelts because im repainting my interior. I have to take out the seat belts to take off a peice of the interior. I'll check any local stores to see if they have any tools like that.
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Re: Taking seat belts out
try getting the right size first, if you use too small of a torx it will strip but you can usually still take it out and put it back in with the right size because of the way it is designed.
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