Don't drill, don't cut, don't do anything u til you take a picture of the fastener and either post it here for identification, search it on Google lens or take it to a hardware store and have them sell you the right tool for the job.
What do they look like their are square -torx -one way -and security [ a pin coming up in middle] are a few type --can drill and yae extractor --cut groove and unscrew - grind off
Buy a drill bit tip kit... it will have various tips for all types of screw heads. Surely there will be on in there that fits
Depending on what screws you can cut a groove with a cut wheel just deep enough to allow you to remove the screws with a flat head screw driver especially if you are dealing with one way security screws
Probably torx although we have no idea what your referring to
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You need an impact screwdriver. You should be able to pick up a cheap one from your local parts store. You hit the impact screwdriver with a hammer and it forces the screwdriver bit to turn. But make sure you are using the correct size bit, or youll strip the screws and itll be a pain to get them out.
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Try drilling them witha metal drill bit
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Hello, Marsha - What is the make and model of your car or truck? Plus, what part in the car or truck are you trying to remove? I want to help you with your question, but I need more information from you. Can you please add details in the comment box?
Harbor Freight sells a security screw driver bit set that has multiple types and sizes of oddball screwdriver bits. There are flat, phillips, torx, torx security with a pin, 2 hole, clutch or butterfly, 3 sided and a few others. There is also a set with bit holders. The kits are very reasonably priced.
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