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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: teddington man on 21 September 2014, 10:10:15
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Hi guys on Friday I had two rear tyres fitted. Yesterday I had to remove the wheels as I had to adjust the handbrake for mot and when undoing the wheel bolts I saw that one of the wheel bolts was in on an angel so rang the garage that fitted the tyres and said sorry it wasn't us then I said if that's the case the bolt would of snapped on you then at that point he hang up on me lol. Anyways I tried getting it out myself by working it out but no luck as snapped. How can I get this out
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If they fitted the wheel with a bolt visibly on an angle then kick up stink!!!
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Remove the other four bolts, pop the wheel off and unwind it :y
Oh, and name/shame the garage and never use them again >:(
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Remove the other four bolts, pop the wheel off and unwind it :y
Oh, and name/shame the garage and never use them again >:(
Was it was that easy its flush with the hub :(
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Drill it in centre and work up drill size as you go until you have it as large as possible,and then use heat with easy outs...but beware and use a decent set as if that breaks then virtually to drill them :y
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Remove the other four bolts, pop the wheel off and unwind it :y
Oh, and name/shame the garage and never use them again >:(
Was it was that easy its flush with the hub :(
Ok, whip the disc off too... This will give you summat to get a grip on :y
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I hate garages like that. Jesu Christo, we all have messed up when doing a job (managing to get a drill through the side of a battery springs immediately to mind...) - you ring the customer, explain that an unfortunate incident has occurred, we will fix it at our cost and we are very very sorry...