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AE Monster / Thunder Tiger Mta4 2-speed gearbox set screw

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Markthetart

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Hi everyone.
I have a Monster GT 4.6SE and the 2-speed shift adjustment screw is seized - allen key just clicks when you try to turn it either way.
Any ideas how to rersolve this please?

regards,

Mark
 
Dremel a slot into it if possible for a flat screwdriver. Or try punching a torx bit into it. Or get a set of screw extractors. If not, drill it out and replace. You can heat it with a soldering iron before trying any of these.

Plenty of options. Good luck. 😂

Edit: found a pic
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Hi everyone.
I have a Monster GT 4.6SE and the 2-speed shift adjustment screw is seized - allen key just clicks when you try to turn it either way.
Any ideas how to rersolve this please?
Dremel a slot into it if possible for a flat screwdriver. Or try punching a torx bit into it. Or get a set of screw extractors. If not, drill it out and replace. You can heat it with a soldering iron before trying any of these.

Plenty of options. Good luck. 😂

Edit: found a pic
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Hi everyone.
I have a Monster GT 4.6SE and the 2-speed shift adjustment screw is seized - allen key just clicks when you try to turn it either way.
Any ideas how to rersolve this please?

regards,

Mark


Put a few drops of Kroil on the screw and let it set about 6 hours. Then try a small screw extractor
 
Put a few drops of Kroil on the screw and let it set about 6 hours. Then try a small screw extractor
Thanks for the quick replies. I have ordered another gearbox anyway - i think i will take your advice but gonna strip the box first and isolate the gear with the adj. screw in.
 
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