When this method does not work, try using a plunger.

Depending on your type of car, you will need either a hot or a cold spark plug.

Use a knife or a flat screwdriver to help it disappear altogether.

You can use an ice pack to apply to the back your neck for the same results [6].

The combination tool also has a Phillips-head screwdriver (192, 392), a flat tip screwdriver (191, 391), and a knife blade (181, 281, 381), etc., thus providing various functions while being small and portable.

If too difficult with your fingers you can also help with a flat screwdriver.

Bring a small screwdriver, a flat screwdriver and Scotch tape (see our dismantling kit here)

Just carefully push a thin slotted screwdriver sideways under the frames and they should come off easily.

You will need a small Phillips-head screwdriver and depending on the manufacturer of your components, possibly a flathead screwdriver.

We need to get rid of this whole rotten system and the two parties which represent it.

You will need a small Phillips-head screwdriver and depending on the manufacturer of your components, possibly a flathead screwdriver.

Fortunately, this is an easy fix that just requires a bit of caulking.

First try slightly smaller or larger head sizes, then a flat head screwdriver, to see if you can get it to catch on some part of the stripped screw.

Directly the eccentric itself is broken out using a flat screwdriver and a hammer.

This hole will allow you to fasten the muzzle brake to the gun’s barrel with a flat-end screw.