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Broken mixture screw

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    vtrn_raptor
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    Any tip on removing a busted mixture screw as mine feels seized and the head of the screw is chewed up to the point no flat head will fit I've heard of using a screw extracter but was wondering what you guys think ?

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      Yeah this is quite common.

      I'm not sure how best to get it out.

      Probably apply lots of heat.

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      • V vtrn_raptor

        Any tip on removing a busted mixture screw as mine feels seized and the head of the screw is chewed up to the point no flat head will fit I've heard of using a screw extracter but was wondering what you guys think ?

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        @vtrn_raptor post some pics mate

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