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Subframe Bolts; Will not budge
Topic Started: Tue Aug 4, 2009 9:53 pm (660 Views)
ML190E
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Okay so im trying o remove the rear subframe from my 16v donor car and i've undone everything
now except the 4 bolts which bolt it to the chassis.

They just wont budge and i've tried using a power bar and a battery gun but no joy :C :C :C


Am i doing something wrong or is there a certain way to undo them??????
:K
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Richy190E
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When I did mine I turned them clockwise first, this cracked the corrosion on the threads and then they shifted.
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That parts freezer spray works a treat too. I got mine free with some parts i got from a reputable parts suplier. Can't think of his name now ^o) Richy something or other ^o) :P :D
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alan
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hmmmm interesting
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i soaked mine in wd40 a couple of days before i wanted shift them then used a length of pipe i had lying around on the end of my ratchet
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