Hello,

I'm trying to replace my stock h22 fuel rail with a spare one that I have. The only issue is that I cannot remove the threaded bolt that sticks out where the main fuel line connects to (see picture).



I need to remove this because my B&G fuel pressure gauge sits on top of that, which bolts into that hole.

Things I've tried:
-Inserted allen key into the hole of the bolt and turned it counter-clockwise (started bending the key)
-Sprayed lubricant oil on the bolt and tried loosening it with a table-mounted vise, which started slipping on the thread of the bolt

Any ideas?

Thanks,
Kevin

 

If you don't have a threaded stud remover set, which I'm sure you would've tried if you did, thread 2 nuts on all the way down to the rail and with an open end wrench turn the bolt that is between the top bolt and rail counter-clockwise and it should turn the threaded rod out. Never knew that could be removed from the rail, are you sure it can be removed?