You may have a worn screw tip or driver. Predrill your holes, use hand soap from a pump dispenser to help the screw go in easier. Make sure you have a # 2 bit if your screw is a #2...
Yes. If screws are too loose then air can leak, and overtightening may strip screws.
If the oil pump screws are starting to strip during the removal process on a 2000 Toyota Tacoma 2.7 liter, the hole will need to be repaired. A Helicoil insert can be put into the hole to replace the damaged threads along with new screws.
You need an impact driver wrench. But be careful, the heads of the screws strip easily.
take out the two screws on the turn signal lights, the metal strip above the lenses is on a spring hinge. Simply pull the lenses toward you and the metal strip will spring up. Put the new lense in the groove on the metal strip above lense and push back in. Put in your screws for the turn signal light and your all set. Good luck
Changing the rear brake lights and turning lights are very simple. All you need is a Philip screw driver and about 10 minutes. First, unscrew the two screws that hold the entire light assembly. Second, Uncrew the other screws to free the light strip. Pull out the bulb you are replacing and insert your new bulb. Place the light strip back into the light assembly and tighten the screws. Last, Place the whole light assembly back and tighten the two screws.
The strip with fins about 1" wide on top of dash is velcro pop it of and remove screws
A DIN rail is a specially shaped metal strip which is used to mount relays, switches, terminals,etc in industrial panels. The shape of the strip is such that these items can pressed on and a spring clip slips into the bend in the rail and the terminal etc. is held firmly and the strip can be mounted with screws or bolts to a wall or panel.
Remove and mark wires Break with a hammer Use vise grips to remove screws Replace with new one
Open the hood and there are a few flat head screws, unscrew them. remove head lights from assembly. Replace same way. Fairly easy just be careful you don't strip the screws. Its easy to do on the 96's. Good luck.
I had to open my trunk, look inside and find butterfly/thumb screws. I un-fastened them and dropped down the entire light bank including the licence plate. One big strip. You can then access the lights from the back of the strip.
Ok, the screws are rubber or plastic and when you go to unscrew they just spin or strip. So get needle nose pliers and pull them straight out ! Replace the bulbs and use screws as plugs and plugs them back in. yea Knowing is half of the battle.
remove 2 screws holding it on , use a ratcheting wrench with a small Phillips head. Remove harness & repeat to install. The 2 screws are on pretty tight so be careful not to strip them out. This is about 20$ at Auto Zone.