Help - rusted frozen rear toe bolt
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WelDun1 (Dec 13, 2019)
Oct 4, 2012, 07:24 PM
#19
Do you check to see if you trashed the bushing afterwards or do you just carry on regardless, assuming that you manage to get the bolt out?
Note: I'm not asking what you should do or what you personally would do. I'm curious as to whether shops cook a bolt out of a bonded-rubber bushing and then give the customer back his or her car with the bushing no longer bonded to the inner and outer sleeves.
Note: I'm not asking what you should do or what you personally would do. I'm curious as to whether shops cook a bolt out of a bonded-rubber bushing and then give the customer back his or her car with the bushing no longer bonded to the inner and outer sleeves.
Oct 4, 2012, 07:30 PM
#20
Im a tech and what I use besides heat is an air hammer. I found that vibration helps alot and its less harm than heat especially if you don't use a torch often. I have seen nuts that people have torched and cut through the actual metal destroying it so much so that I had to replace the entire tie rod end including nut.
Good luck!
lol sorry thought you were referring to the front
Good luck!
lol sorry thought you were referring to the front
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