another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again?
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another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again?
These bolts are fun to drill out . Is there anything that we can lube the bolt with so it wont seize to the bushing?
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Allstar)
These bolts are fun to drill out . Is there anything that we can lube the bolt with so it wont seize to the bushing?
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Allstar)
Silicone grease and anti-seize ownz suspension installs.
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Tommy_Gunns)
I don't know what PB blaster is but I used a whole alot of rust buster and some wd-40. I snapped it off using a big torque bar and my impact gun wouldn't break it. I still have the other side to do. Will a more expensive impact gun get this bolt off or will it just snap the head off, my impact gun is a cheap pos.
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Allstar)
I had to drill the same bolt out like 2 weeks ago. Buy Anti-Seize. It comes in a grey
container with a brush in the lid so you can spred it around.
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I have a 250lbs tq impact wrench, which wouldn't move it. 500lbs tq would be nice.
Spray a lot of liquid wrench & use the impact gun to vibrate the bolt.
Then use a breaker bar. While trying to loosen the bolt with the bar have someone watch the other side to see if its actually turning. If not, continue spraying until
it does.
[Modified by 95seKENNY, 9:10 PM 11/10/2002]
container with a brush in the lid so you can spred it around.
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I have a 250lbs tq impact wrench, which wouldn't move it. 500lbs tq would be nice.
Spray a lot of liquid wrench & use the impact gun to vibrate the bolt.
Then use a breaker bar. While trying to loosen the bolt with the bar have someone watch the other side to see if its actually turning. If not, continue spraying until
it does.
[Modified by 95seKENNY, 9:10 PM 11/10/2002]
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (simple4012)
I couldn't remove the lca because of the abs line that runs under the strut so I just cut through the god damn shock with a grinding wheel. I'm gonna try a better impact gun on the other side, thanks for the help.
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Allstar)
I broke BOTH my rear lca-shock bolts because the rubber bushings seized. When installing the new shocks, I used white lithium grease.
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (P)
heres a pic of what I did
I couldn't remove the lca because of the abs line that goes under the shock. I don't know anything about my cars abs system, am I better off disconnecting that line or cutting through the shock again on the drivers side?
I couldn't remove the lca because of the abs line that goes under the shock. I don't know anything about my cars abs system, am I better off disconnecting that line or cutting through the shock again on the drivers side?
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Re: another snapped lca bolt... can we seal the bushing so it won't seize again? (Allstar)
I bought some "ANTI-SEIZE" from the local parts store, .99 cents. Works great.
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