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Use breaker bar

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I'd use a breaker bar

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Then, use the breaker bar.

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Use breaker bar

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I'd use a breaker bar

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Then, use the breaker bar.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

What is the appropriate tool to remove the pressure plate bolts

POST 2 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Torx 40 seems to fit but the bolts won�t budge

POST 4Original post

Hit the bolta with some heat from a map gas torch. There is probably locktight on them. An electric inpact would help too.

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Quotes source post: 16346742

This applies to most torx, triplesquare (cheeshead) and socket head cap screws: Give a nice solid wrap with a hammer on an extension inserted in the appropriate tool. This does a good job of "waking-up" the threads. It also makes sure the tool is firmly seated in the bolt. It's often difficult to confirm the tool is properly seated, especially if there is grime or other debris in there (even if you thought you cleaned it thoroughly). This greatly reduces the risk of stripping out the internal surfaces of the bolt head. Then, use the breaker bar.

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