Stripped Fuel Rail Nut
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Stripped Fuel Rail Nut
Okay, so this might not technically be model specific, but I need some advice.
I was trying to swap out my fuel injectors on my CIVIC today and found that the middle nut is too stripped to loosen it. The tool of choice is a quarter drive ratchet and 10mm socket. It worked like butter on the two end nuts, but I can' do work on that middle one.
SO...the question is, what is everyone's preferred method to remove stripped nuts, what could work in this case? Thanks in advance.
I was trying to swap out my fuel injectors on my CIVIC today and found that the middle nut is too stripped to loosen it. The tool of choice is a quarter drive ratchet and 10mm socket. It worked like butter on the two end nuts, but I can' do work on that middle one.
SO...the question is, what is everyone's preferred method to remove stripped nuts, what could work in this case? Thanks in advance.
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You can go to Sears and get their easy out socket sets. If you go there and tell them that you have a stripped nut they'll know what your talking about. Usually no more than 30 bucks and itll work for a variety of sizes.
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I have never even heard of KROIL, everyone I run into uses PB Blaster haha.
I guess I will try one of those sockets then, I am just a little reluctant because I used one before and it didn't work, but it might have been a different kind of socket or something. Sounds like I am going to Sears! Thanks everyone.
I guess I will try one of those sockets then, I am just a little reluctant because I used one before and it didn't work, but it might have been a different kind of socket or something. Sounds like I am going to Sears! Thanks everyone.
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