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well not sure why you are removing them but did you try some heat.. get a propane torchand heat then up and then try turning them.. keep torch moving dont hold in one spot...

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well not sure why you are removing them but did you try some heat.. get a propane torchand heat then up and then try turning them.. keep torch moving dont hold in one spot...

I'm going over and rebuilding the motor. its been sitting for 2 yrs and a lot of the stuff is rusted out. that and now i have no way around it!

thanks for the advice. all i have is a cutting torch with a brazing tip that i will run as low as possible

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When I did mine i used 2 of the nuts and tightened them up against each other then you can put your end wrench on the lower or upper nut and turn the whole bolt because the other nut wont allow anything to turn but the bolt

-Zach

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The one thing I love using is PB Blaster. I have also heard of people heating the stud and melting candle wax on the stud down by the threads. somehow this allows the bolt or stud become free. Or heat then WD-40 the stud and allow the lube to work down the threads.

 

Good Luck!

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Ive heard heat is the only way to get them out. :thumbsup:

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When I did mine i used 2 of the nuts and tightened them up against each other then you can put your end wrench on the lower or upper nut and turn the whole bolt because the other nut wont allow anything to turn but the bolt

-Zach

I did this on 2 of the studs and they came right out others i just striped the threads right off

 

hey guys thanks for the advice i'm gona try it today and see what works, thanks again

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The one thing I love using is PB Blaster. I have also heard of people heating the stud and melting candle wax on the stud down by the threads. somehow this allows the bolt or stud become free. Or heat then WD-40 the stud and allow the lube to work down the threads.

 

Good Luck!

I've had good luck using PB Blaster as well. Apply it liberally & give it some time to soak

Be careful if you apply heat when using any aerosal oil sprays...

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