Well, I was in the middle of trying to do my rear disk conversion and the driver's side bolt is seized. I have tried hammering, chiseling, and I broke a c-clamp trying to press the bolt out. These are my options now.

l could cut the bolt. Does anyone know if a Dremel will cut through it? Does dremel make a big enough cutting wheel to do? If not, is there a cutting tool I could buy that would work?

Put everything back together and get a shop to remove it (really would hate to do this to say the least).

Man, it is always something.

 

A hacksaw cuts through bolts fast.

 

get a Oxy-acetalene(sp?) torch and heat up the back of the spindel. Then give the bolt a good whack with a big hammer and that should crack the rust loose. Or heat it up to a nice cherry red and spray it with water. That usuially shocks the rust loose.

 

Did you try a can of PB breaker and a big breaker bar?

 

I think I may try heat with a torch and then cold water to break the rust loose. I am just scared I might melt the rubber. Just to be clear I got the nut off of the bolt it's just the bolt is stuck inside the knuckle. How long to you guys usually heat up something to break rust loose?

 

try the can of pb blaster first

 

I have already done the PB blaster and it didn't do a thing.

 

have a buddy pull up on the rear hub assembly alot..like up and down really fast and you hammering or pulling on the bolt at the same time..always works for me