[lpennock]

I usually use the hammer driver as it also drives bit into the socket to cut down on stripping hole.

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[lpennock]

The screws are loctited in, drilling the heads, will only create further problems... like taking the outer primary off, and using a drill press to drill a straight hole.. ez outs dont do well.with loctite..

Hit the cover with a propane torch before trying the EZ out. The torch will break loose the loctite. Try not to get the bolt hot you want the cover to expand and make the hole larger not the bolt to expand and get tighter.

 

[lpennock]

, after hearing the screw to appx 400°F with a propane torch... or,,,,

focus the heat on the cover not the screw. Purpose is to:
1. break loose any loctite
2. cause the screw hole to expand more than the the screw so there is less grip by the threads.

 

[lpennock]

I've also used a air chisel to back out stuck bolts. You need to be extremely careful as it can jump off the bolt and ding the chrome. Better method if not time limited is drill off the head as was already suggested.

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