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  1. 04-24-2009, 03:09 PM #1
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    theres a tool you can go buy at an auto store...not to sure wat's call but its a reverse drill...im sure its cheaper then having it done at the shop...you can just go the an auto part store and tell them and im sure they can lead you the way...sorry wasnt much help...
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJdm
    theres a tool you can go buy at an auto store...not to sure wat's call but its a reverse drill...im sure its cheaper then having it done at the shop...you can just go the an auto part store and tell them and im sure they can lead you the way...sorry wasnt much help...
    kool i will go check it out.. reps to all help
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    Quote Originally Posted by EJdm
    theres a tool you can go buy at an auto store...not to sure wat's call but its a reverse drill...im sure its cheaper then having it done at the shop...you can just go the an auto part store and tell them and im sure they can lead you the way...sorry wasnt much help...

    reverse drill bits or drill extractors.. they're awesome.
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  4. 05-06-2009, 11:37 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Humphries
    reverse drill bits or drill extractors.. they're awesome.
    thats what u need. they are like 5 bux 10 tops at most hardware stores and auto parts stores .
    Quote Originally Posted by yungdz
    take it to the dealership and talk to one of the techs. for some extra cash one may fix it after hours if its an easy fix. Or just drill it out.
    this is just a waste of time. a $5 isnt worth the tow nor the hassle of getting 1 of the techs to do it.
    Quote Originally Posted by Tech5
    show some pics
    it would help
    Quote Originally Posted by j0natell0
    this is what u do. take it down 85 south, get roasted by me AGAIN, then jump out the car. LOL :idb:
    the truck will kill both of yall.

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  5. 05-07-2009, 11:35 AM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by no mo hondas
    truck will kill both of yall.
    LOL true. wait till i go ninja
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