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BILLY 23-08-06 05:14 PM

Ignition Barrel
 
What is the best way to remove the ignition barrel from the top yoke with a special tool?

Any help would be much appreciated.

BILLY

northwind 23-08-06 06:33 PM

It's a torq bolt, you can buy them in sets from Maplin or Machine Mart for around a fiver, or they tend to come in most screwdriver kits. I can't remeber if they've got the stud in the middle or not, make sure you get the right sort!

Also, mine were red threadlocked in- so all in all, they were an utter ****** to shift. Bloody useless things, there might be some point if the bits weren't so easy to find. So I chucked 'em in the bin and fitted a proper bolt

haggis 23-08-06 07:22 PM

They do have the security stud. I centre-punched and drilled out the wee stud. They're also lock-tited in, so a screwdriver might not give you the required leverage. just a thought.

haggis 23-08-06 07:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by northwind
Also, mine were red threadlocked in.....

Oops didn't read the whole reply. Sorry, didn't mean to repeat. :oops:

northwind 23-08-06 11:00 PM

It's not like it was a big reply ;)

I think the Maplin green set has the right bits to deal with the centre stud.

BILLY 24-08-06 12:54 AM

Thanks guys I'll go do some shopping :D

Ter 24-08-06 03:18 PM

Bought a 'security' torx set from Maplin, costs about £6/7

Come with predrilled bits so there no need to worry about the stud in the ignition lock bolts,

:)

Bluepete 24-08-06 06:35 PM

Got a set by laser tools from the local car repair shop for £4.99 including a 90 degree "spanner" allowing very easy removal of these exact bolts!

BILLY 24-08-06 08:38 PM

Thanks guys Iv'e got a set now from Machine Mart so the jobs a good un :thumbsup:

Razor 24-08-06 08:45 PM

Mine were so corroded I had to use an impact driver, but I like hitting things with a hammer.


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