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Is it threaded on the other end, like the stock pins?
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Its like bolt on one side (that is broken) and other side thats smooth.
Its broken precisely in middle
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Just need a little punch or something to push it out the other side. Could probably use that allen driver you have in the pic
As long as theres no threads broken off In the axle
As long as theres no threads broken off In the axle
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The thread side is completely gone and the smooth side is jammed in there?
If you have some screw removal pliers it might help.
https://a.co/d/165rTZ0
You can also try to heat up the metal housing a little bit. I would use your soldering iron. The idea is to get the housing to expand, but don't ruin the stuff around it.
If you have some screw removal pliers it might help.
https://a.co/d/165rTZ0
You can also try to heat up the metal housing a little bit. I would use your soldering iron. The idea is to get the housing to expand, but don't ruin the stuff around it.
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