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Originally Posted by Brian Carlton
Agreed.
If it's really stubborn, some heat on the head of the bolt will cause the bolt to elongate slightly and the clamping force is severely reduced. You'll be surprised at what 100 degrees will do..............
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I agree with carlton, heat will do some amazing things, especially with alloy remember to put anti-seize on the threads before re installation. Usually i just get a box end and beat the crap out of it with a sledge.
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