please help me:(

[Adrenochrome]

or use a star drive bit if you have one might need to tap it in but will grip the flats not the corners and might help, or like people have said epoxy an allenkey in there, but dont over do it

 

[foot]

Epoxy resin wont work on the back cap, its not strong enough.

As mentioned use a flat head screw driver, torque bit or metric alan key but be careful when hammer it in, you can damage the threads in the body if too much force is used.

 

[den656]

I will second Adrenochrome mate, star drive was the best one for mine when it happened , as it was pretty much a perfect fit, just a gentle tap seated it,then out it came , good luck

 

[Bolter]

If all else fails, you can carefully dremmel a slot into it, and then use a flathead screwdriver to undo it.

 

[Tash]

Thanks for the Tag Medic. im sold out of ram caps. pilko had them!

 

[gommie404]

where are you based mate,,if you can get over to greenwich in south london i will remove it for you,,

 

[Sayers]

where are you based mate,,if you can get over to greenwich in south london i will remove it for you,,

thanks for the offer mate but im in notts

 

[Speeder]

On Motorbikes, when this happens, we use a hammer to punch in a Torx bit for a machine, and then using that turn out the screw.
It will most likely destroy the Torx, but the screw comes out.

Remember to use a slightly oversized Torx.

 

[Sayers]

Thanks for the replys, but i think im going to let a professional look at it as im a little inexperienced and dont want to damage my beloved marker. does anyone know if theres anywhere at midlands masters this sunday that could help?

 

[tricky m]

If there is a dirty orange transit there go see the owner. If not look for one of jokers and ask for blakey he will have a look. Wouldn't say he was a professional but should be able to help you out. I will ring him and tell him to take stuff with him