Rusted Screws!

[ibiza_streg]

Its impossible to get the black trim screw out, I used a hammer and a chisel

Those little screws are easy to get out with some pliers, but if not you could use these which work a treat!
http://www.lawson-his.co.uk/scripts/details.php?cat=Removal%20Tools&product=48989

 

[abhardwaj1990]

yeah it is impossible! what is the screw used? its not crosshead, looks more like a funny shaped star lol

 

[AlpineWhite]

yeah it is impossible! what is the screw used? its not crosshead, looks more like a funny shaped star lol

Possibly was a torx screw? Never taken that one out, so just guessing.

 

[abhardwaj1990]

Possibly was a torx screw? Never taken that one out, so just guessing.

no its not, its like a crosshead, but the lines are moved around a little with an extra line pushed in lol, i hope that makes sense lol....though that might have just been my eyes

 

[CraigW]

Abit of advice for everyone. I struggled to get the screw out the white plastic bit. I cut the backs off the plastic bit, the parts that are in the boot, and lifted the black trim off as one. I then seperated all the parts and replaced with a normal screw. When I put it back on i flipped the white bit AND put it inside the boot and screwed the screw into it, so essentially like a nut and bolt.

It works alot better and the black plastic trim is held on more secure, the centre bit where the 'S' badge is is straight and tight. And the whole lot can be removed easily again.

 

[LMJ]

good advice man! Will bare it in mind - as I still haven't managed or really bothered to try an get mine off as of yet thanks!