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spring install, got some seized bolts, tips anyone? - Click HERE for Original Thread

mitsubitchy
Anyone know how to take out seized bolts. Impossible to take out by hand, is there a place that rents out impact guns or something? had such a hard time taking them out.

boarderfatty
see if you can rent an air hammer from pricess auto or somewhere thats what got mine out, but also had to heat up with the torch

mitsubitchy
Ill try a long steel hollow pole and throw it onto the rachet for lever, ill see if that works, im hoping it should, as theres a lot more power.

TrevorK
quote:
Originally posted by mitsubitchy
Ill try a long steel hollow pole and throw it onto the rachet for lever, ill see if that works, im hoping it should, as theres a lot more power.


Watch out - when you are using a long extension you face the problem of TOO much power.

Ingredients-240
Back in newfoundland every bolt is seized, there's a ton of tricks...heat works, so does liquid wrench or rust check(red bottle), hit it head on with a hammer to break it loose...and then there's always a pipe on a rachet, but make sure the socket is tight cause its easy to strip the head of it.

mitsubitchy
just to clear it up, its a bigger mother fak bolt, its like a 19mm bitch, im too weak to yank it off

boarderfatty
quote:
Originally posted by mitsubitchy
just to clear it up, its a bigger mother fak bolt, its like a 19mm bitch, im too weak to yank it off


but if the bolt is corroded you might snap it even though it is big

Thegnome
What is this bolt for?


For me when I did my suspension. A couple bolts on the rear end I found weren't worth saving. I just ordered new ones from the dealer and cut those off.

ChromeDragon
Throw a shitload of heat at it with a propane torch and then spray it with liquid wrench/wd40. Be sure you have a fire extinguisher nearby just in case. I have never had a fire start, but it's better safe than sorry.

I've gotten some pretty rusty bolts loose using this method.:thumbup:

scooby_dooby
quote:
Originally posted by mitsubitchy
just to clear it up, its a bigger mother fak bolt, its like a 19mm bitch, im too weak to yank it off


19mm should be ok, but ya, be careful, if you break it it's a whole new nightmare.

I would just take it too a shop and get them to take it off using an impact gun, it's not worth the (potential) hassles.




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