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Old 09-06-2019, 03:53 AM   #1
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Thanks for all the ideas. Never thought about the slit with the Dremel on the nub sticking up. I think my plan of attack will be to try more penetrating oil along with putting a slit in the nub and see if I can remove with flat head. If not then cut nub off and use the angle attachment on both bolts and drill. Will keep you all informed. I'm missing valuable summertime, top-down weather right now,��.
I saw something that said that every 20 minute job is just 1 broken bolt away from being a 3 day job, lol!!!

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Wishing you good luck! I am going to add this to my inventory of project quotes!

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Old 09-06-2019, 05:43 PM   #3
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I love it and it's so true. I have to keep humor in this situation 😂
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Old 09-07-2019, 07:32 AM   #4
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I love it and it's so true. I have to keep humor in this situation 😂
I feel your pain and humor, I have created enough collateral damage of my own on house and car projects I have attempted over the years. I hope thes two recalcitrant bolts surrender without a difficult fight!
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Old 09-08-2019, 05:48 PM   #5
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Thanks Paul. I think it time for me to find a good Indy after this one.
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I feel your pain and humor, I have created enough collateral damage of my own on house and car projects I have attempted over the years. I hope thes two recalcitrant bolts surrender without a difficult fight!
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Old 09-07-2019, 08:58 AM   #6
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I saw something that said that every 20 minute job is just 1 broken bolt away from being a 3 day job, lol!!!
This morning, I went out ti swap out the top mechanism on my wife's R53 convertible.
1 hour project.
In unwrapping the new top, I nicked one of the hydraulic lines.
Now it's a 1 week of evenings and two Saturdays, job.

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Sometimes it just seems neverending in the most simple of jobs.
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This morning, I went out ti swap out the top mechanism on my wife's R53 convertible.
1 hour project.
In unwrapping the new top, I nicked one of the hydraulic lines.
Now it's a 1 week of evenings and two Saturdays, job.

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