How to Easily Remove a Honda / Acura Rotor Screw (Using a VESSEL impact driver No. 240001)

[@CU08]

These aren't an issue taking off when new/never touched. No need for fancy tools. If it's stubborn, hitting the top of the fastener itself with a hammer is more than enough to shock the threads. The only times I've had trouble with these are when morons who have no business working on vehicles put these back and crank then down. You don't need to replace these, but if you do, just snugging them down is more than sufficient pressure to hold them in place.

[@Trotsetukker]

An impact driver isn't fancy. It's been around before any electric or air impact drivers. You can buy cheap a used driver and buy the JIS bits seperate. Vessel has them too. JIS isn't BS, it’s the same difference when using an Philips bit on a PZ screw or the other way around.

[@CU08]

@@Trotsetukker ... or not buy anything since everyone has a hammer and Phillips. From the factory, these screws never have issues. Again, only time there's issues is when dumbasses put these back on and crank them down with any amount of torque.