head bolt help
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head bolt help
ok. gone to take the head off of my 2wd cossie and i cant get one of the bolts out becuase the head is chewed... u can just get a bit in there but when u turn it it just jumps up.
any ideas as the car has been off the road for 2 weeks aready
cheers
any ideas as the car has been off the road for 2 weeks aready
cheers
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if the cams and everything is out way,maybe a pair of stilsons ! they will kill the bolt but should undo it.
also loctite make a tin of spray called freeze. its 5 quid a can,and when you spray it on a bolt it drops the temperature down,making it less tight in the hole!
iv only used this once but it did work for me.
also loctite make a tin of spray called freeze. its 5 quid a can,and when you spray it on a bolt it drops the temperature down,making it less tight in the hole!
iv only used this once but it did work for me.
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Out of interest, how long is the bit that you are using?
My brother and I found out the hard way that if you dont use quite a long bit, that the head bolts by the bulkhead round their heads off as the socket part of the bit touches the head before the bit is fully into the head bolt, hence it fucks the bolt up. I had to drill the bolts out in the end
Check to see that this isnt happening.....
My brother and I found out the hard way that if you dont use quite a long bit, that the head bolts by the bulkhead round their heads off as the socket part of the bit touches the head before the bit is fully into the head bolt, hence it fucks the bolt up. I had to drill the bolts out in the end
Check to see that this isnt happening.....
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