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Old 05-22-03, 05:37 PM
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double throttle removal question

I have my UIM off and I was trying to drill out the screws but the screws jsut kept eating up my friends drill bits. Am I doing something wrong? Perhaps I jsut dont' know how to use a drill
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I had to drill one of mine out, I used the tiny drill that came with my dremel tool, took me a minute to go through the head, screw and shaft.

Maybe your car got the optional heavy duty DT package? =)
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same here. drilled them out. I had to hack it all up really good
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The type of bits you use can make a difference. The cheap black ones suck for drilling on metal. They get worn down in no time. I have a set of cobalt ones that rip through metal way better (but they're much more expensive).

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are you sure the drill is not on reverse
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Get better bits, go slow and use 3 in 1 oil on the bit to keep from burning them up.
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Most people try to drill metal at way too high an RPM. The average hand drill is made to drill wood.

You don't need to buy expensive bits, those screws are soft. Just slow it way down and use a little oil.
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get a bit sharpener... sounds like your using crap blunt bits!
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mine came out with a screwdriver..
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Originally posted by twinturborx7pete
mine came out with a screwdriver..
good for you!

I tried a screwdriver = no workie
I tried different types of drill bits = no workie

I had to use a dremel with cutting disks and a hammer...Cutting and banging all kindsa sideways and then it finally came out...what a PIA
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