ok guys, i snapped a socket wrench, bent a thick socket wrench, both with the help of a 3 1/2 foot breaker bar. There are some seriously tight bolts on my subframe. How on earth do i get them off? What is a good bolt spray? something strong. Not crappy wd40, i know there are way stronger ones that you can let sit for 10 min and they they come off easy as pie.

suggestions?

 

I used this sutff called PB penetrating catalyst on my flywheel bolts the other day. I thought it worked pretty well.

 

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Thats good stuff, also make sure you use 1/2" drive tools, and impact sockets are much harder to break too.

 

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suggestions?</TD></TR></TABLE>

I soaked the bolts then let it sit for about 15 minutes, then sprayed it again and let it sit for another 15 and they came off pretty easy.

 

Yeah, I definitely vote for "PB Blaster"; it's in a white and yellow spray can and should be at most automotive stores. Don't settle for anything less!

 

impact gun.

 

PB Blaster, soak, and then impact works everytime

 

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x2.

 

The hell with 15 minutes, I soaked my exhaust bolts overnight...

 

same here for those ones u have to soak ot