Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
Yukon Cornelius
Joined: Oct 2005
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From: deep in the heart of dixie GEORGIA
RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
What does being up north have to do with anything?
What does being up north have to do with anything?
5th Gear Member
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 3,850
From: Central New York
RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
put it on a lift and get a nice 4' breaker bar
, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
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Joined: Jul 2003
Posts: 3,451
From: United States
RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
built ford stuck!
I hit the wrench I had on mine with a board several times before it broke loose, but it worked. The handy 2x4!
I hit the wrench I had on mine with a board several times before it broke loose, but it worked. The handy 2x4!
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Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 2,118
From: Frederick, Maryland.
RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
ORIGINAL: 7upedition
put it on a lift and get a nice 4' breaker bar, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
put it on a lift and get a nice 4' breaker bar
, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
Also..wouldnt using WD40 then heat light it on fire? lol
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Joined: Mar 2006
Posts: 2,271
From: San Antonio Tx
RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
wow, i have never heard of those bolts being that tough to get out. My bronco had the same bolts and it was rusted to hell and they were pretty much the only bolts that i could get out without a torch
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RE: Removing those damn rear 12 pt bolts holding in the drive shaft!!!
Just for reference... it's PB Blaster, not JB Blaster.
ORIGINAL: VigCS
I would do this but we had it on jack stands, no access to a lift. I'll start soaking the bolts in JB blaster for the next few days.
Also..wouldnt using WD40 then heat light it on fire? lol
ORIGINAL: 7upedition
put it on a lift and get a nice 4' breaker bar, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
put it on a lift and get a nice 4' breaker bar
, the acetylene oxygen torch will help the most though, along with some PB Blaster!
Also..wouldnt using WD40 then heat light it on fire? lol