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Old 11-15-2010, 12:15 AM
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Just an update, after getting the frame off I spent a solid 15 minutes partially cleaning out one bolt enough to see it is indeed a m10 XZN head under all that grit. I couldn't get it to turn and am not going to push it until I get a better XZN bit. Mine has the end chipped off so it doesn't get a full purchase in there, not going to risk stripping it. When I get a bit I'll use the air wrench. Between this and getting the axle nuts off, I have quite a bit of labor ahead of me.

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I found the M10 XZN MB # 601 589 00 10 00 HAZET #2751 tool available from my local dealership for about $17, that's with no discount! Which is at least $10-15 less expensive than anywhere else! Might take a couple days to get it though. Usually when removing these bolts I've found the best way is with enough extension/s to get the inpact wrench outside the wheel hub and a universal joint right after the tool to allow it to get a nice straight and square contact with the bolt head, but with the subframe completely out you might be able to get the impact and tool in from the top and get a good shot at the bolts from that angle.
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Old 11-15-2010, 12:31 AM
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I found the M10 XZN MB # 601 589 00 10 00 HAZET #2751 tool available from my local dealership for about $17, that's with no discount! Which is at least $10-15 less expensive than anywhere else! Might take a couple days to get it though. Usually when removing these bolts I've found the best way is with enough extension/s to get the inpact wrench outside the wheel hub and a universal joint right after the tool to allow it to get a nice straight and square contact with the bolt head, but with the subframe completely out you might be able to get the impact and tool in from the top and get a good shot at the bolts from that angle.
Excellent ... I have to go to the dealer anyway to pick up a few bolts and tidbits, so I'll ask if they can get it.
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Old 11-15-2010, 12:34 AM
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Excellent ... I have to go to the dealer anyway to pick up a few bolts and tidbits, so I'll ask if they can get it.
You'll need it when you get to rebuilding the engine anyway!
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