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Originally Posted by Air&Road
If you're talking about the screw on the clamp for the prefilter hose, just cut the clamp and buy a new one, or both of them.
Hope this helps.
Whoops.... scratch that. I just came from the diesel discussion and had 240D on the brain when I wrote the above answer.
You might try cutting a slot across it with a Dremel tool and a cut off wheel. Then use a flat blade on it.
A trick for next time you deal with a stubborn phillips screw: mix up a paste of water and scouring powder. Make the paste with very little water, just enough to make it as thick as mayonaise. Then stick the philips screwdriver in the paste and then use it on the screw. It works great for gripping the screw.
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OK, I'll try the dremel tool trick before I try the extractors. Just in case I need to, would you happen to know if the Gunk Super Oil will work as a cutting oil? I'm thinking any good lubricating oil should work.....the purpose is to lubricate and cool the drill bit.......