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Anyone know how to remove these?

Started by codajastal, March 18, 2013, 11:28:18 PM

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codajastal

Cant for the life of me get these feckers out?
Anyone got a hot tip?

See photo below
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adidasguy

Apply PB Blaster or similar (Seafoam DeepCreep is similar but will not burn) then

1. Impact wrench
2. or heat fork with a torch to expand the aluminum then they will come out


codajastal

Quote from: adidasguy on March 18, 2013, 11:35:40 PM
Apply PB Blaster or similar (Seafoam DeepCreep is similar but will not burn) then

1. Impact wrench
2. or heat fork with a torch to expand the aluminum then they will come out


Dont know what those products are and dont want to go find out this time of day
Dont have impact wrench (been meaning to get one) Not this time of day
Dont have a torch but do have a butane fire maker but didnt work on forks :(
Did however manage to remove them by cutting a groove into the top of bolt with my 2 inch air grinder and then use hammer and screwdriver to undo :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:
Thanks for the quick suggestions though Addy :bowdown:
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peteGS

Cods, you need an impact driver! $20 from Supercheap will get you one, and you can pull the bit off and reveal a 3/8 socket driver.

I got some marine grade WD40 substitute from them as well that seems to work a bit better than WD40.

I've yet to find a good true penetrating oil though.

However, slot/hammer/screwdriver is another good method  :thumb:
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OrTahor

is the allen hole ruined? or it is just stuck from corrosion?

If the allen hole is good than an impact driver will probably dislodge it. I bought a Signet one for 25$.
If the allen screw is ruined, take a slightly oversize torx head, and hammer it into the screw head. This will give you enough leverage points to turn the screw open.
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cbrfxr67

that's what I was going to say,...cut a slot and use impact hammer w/ slotted bit

least u got it out!
"Its something you take apart in 2-3 days and takes 10 years to go back together."
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adidasguy

When something is stuck, do not pull on it with your tool. Use taps and hits on the took. That simulates the impact wrench action. The taps (impacts) help break the stuff holding it in there.

iclrag

Cod, PB blaster is your friend, go buy a can incase you ever need it again, it eats rust and works great on these!

codajastal

Thanks for all the replies guys :thumb:
Allen head was rooted which is why I cut a slot.
Still dont know what pb blaster is
Will buy a impact hammer today :oops:

Quote from: adidasguy on March 19, 2013, 10:17:14 AM
When something is stuck, do not pull on it with your tool.
I didnt pull it with my tool, I kept that in my pants. :flipoff:
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