i have searched but i couldn't find any tips on how do get it of besides using a breaker bar... i tried using a breaker bar and it resulted in a 1/2in. drive extension and two craftsman 1/2in. drive ratchets breaking so any tips will help out... thanks a lot everyone!

 

Go back to sears and pick up a 3/4 in T-bar along with a 3/4 in 32mm socket! You'll never need anything else

 

drive the car up to a shop and have em zip it off for ya if the car can still be driven...

other wise get a breaker bar and like a 3 foot pole...

 

ill be picking up the T-bar and socket! and i would drive it to the shop if it was drivable but it isn't. haha. and i did also try using the pole off my jack... thats how i broke the first ratchet. haha. thanks guys!

 

Call Bbasso and ask him how we got his off.

Heat torch FTW!!!

 

LOL!! heat torch?? did you just torch the nut or what? haha

 

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if its original, with enough miles, and siezed than theres a good chance nothing will get it off. I've had this happen twice. Still dealing with one of them.

 

A very long breaker bar and a torch work wonders though. That will most likely get it or a powerful enough impact gun.

 

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Doesn't surprise me (you trying to get your nuts removed). You could always try surgery.

 

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if its original, with enough miles, and siezed than theres a good chance nothing will get it off. I've had this happen twice. Still dealing with one of them.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Worst I had, I could get the nut off, but I couldnt get the axle out of the hub. I ended up beating it with a sledge hammer to get it loose, then had to dremel the mushroomed end off in order to get it thru the hub

 

Here, try these methods found in here:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1352201

 

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Worst I had, I could get the nut off, but I couldnt get the axle out of the hub. I ended up beating it with a sledge hammer to get it loose, then had to dremel the mushroomed end off in order to get it thru the hub </TD></TR></TABLE>

haha that sounds like something I would do

&lt;--- professional lower ball joint mangler slash dremel cutting castle nut master

never had a problem with the axle nuts though

(waits for opie to chime in)

 

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Thats what i had to do after breaking 1 x snap-on 32mm socket and 2 x Britool 32mm sockets (all 1/2inch)....using a 3/4 bar/socket it popped off simply (after i stood on the breaker bar!!!!)

 

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Did this with a 10ft. steel sign post and it came right off. The sign post did flex a crapload first though...

 

buy an air compressor and a gun and you'll be all set

 

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that's what I did.... takes like 2 seconds.

 

I wasn't kidding. With a 4' breaker bar with all three of us trying to get it off together it still wouldn't budge. After that we figured a chisle (sp) gun would surely do the trick with all the vibration and all. Yet the chisle gun still by itself wouldn't do the trick. Alas though, heat works wonders.



Sorry for the shotty pic, it's all I got. We seem to think the last person that put it on was with an impact gun.

Edit: FWIW, we tried the impact gun to no avail.

 

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Did this with a 10ft. steel sign post and it came right off. The sign post did flex a crapload first though...</TD></TR></TABLE>

LMAO

Smoke wrench &gt; *

 

^LOL.
my sears didnt have any 3/4 t bars so i think im going to try the impact gun idea tomorrow and if that doesnt work out im going to torch that mo fo.

 

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https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1352201
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and that is freaking intense.

 

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haha that sounds like something I would do

&lt;--- professional lower ball joint mangler slash dremel cutting castle nut master

never had a problem with the axle nuts though
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funny, same here.. I can destroy a lower ball joint pretty quickly.. lol..

 

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me too. I've done way way too many

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Dave_B &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I wasn't kidding. With a 4' breaker bar with all three of us trying to get it off together it still wouldn't budge. After that we figured a chisle (sp) gun would surely do the trick with all the vibration and all. Yet the chisle gun still by itself wouldn't do the trick. Alas though, heat works wonders.



Sorry for the shotty pic, it's all I got. We seem to think the last person that put it on was with an impact gun.

Edit: FWIW, we tried the impact gun to no avail.</TD></TR></TABLE>


nice

 

One coal chisel + One 1/2 breaker bar + One 3/4 breaker bar + One mini torch + Two different compressor and airgun rentals + Three days = the death of that ******' nut. RIP biach.