help with exhaust
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...0P?vName=Tools
<--- Those work really well. You just put it on the bolt and it'll dig into the bolt so you can remove it. I stripped my exhaust bolt because it was rusted so i hammered that on and tried taking it off and it worked really well. You'll have to buy a new bolt but those are cheap. Also, you won't need every bit in that kit so you can go to sears and pick up a smaller pack. I think mine was $12
<--- Those work really well. You just put it on the bolt and it'll dig into the bolt so you can remove it. I stripped my exhaust bolt because it was rusted so i hammered that on and tried taking it off and it worked really well. You'll have to buy a new bolt but those are cheap. Also, you won't need every bit in that kit so you can go to sears and pick up a smaller pack. I think mine was $12
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you put on WD-40 and let it sit for about 10-20 minutes. then come back and try again. just be sure to get a good grip or else you might strip the bolts if your wrench or whatever slips...
at least thats what i did...
at least thats what i did...
Originally Posted by 06tcdude
sounds dumb. but start your car and let the exhaust warm up. the metal will expand and the bolts will be easier to get off
Originally Posted by topekatc
Originally Posted by 06tcdude
sounds dumb. but start your car and let the exhaust warm up. the metal will expand and the bolts will be easier to get off
if the bolts are in good shape - an impact wrench will do the trick ;) but if youre beyond that and the heads are stripped my recommendation from personal experience - if you have access to the equipment - is to weld a nut thats larger than the bolt head to the head of the bolt =- make a secure weld all the way around - the heat from the weld will help the bolt to release and wrench her out using a 1/2" breaker bar ;) I stand by this method as i used it to remove countless large bolts along with the two i stripped the heads on, on the fly wheel when i was tearing down the motor
We always used a torch after WD40 to break up the rust holding it on.WD it and wait 30 minutes then hit it with a torch to heat up the bolts,then wait for it to cool and use a good wrench,make sure it is not a 12 sided wrench,use a 6 sided one and it will come right off.
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