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who in sydney can do onsite stud/bolt removal ? any1 here?

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who in sydney can do onsite stud/bolt removal ? any1 here?

Post by pongo »

I need the 4 studs that bolt the turbo on to the exhaust manifold removed and dont want to pull the manifold off.

studs are still good, but need some oxy heat before they might budge.

Any takers? or know anyone who will?
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Post by CWBYUP »

My next question would be who can re thread them once there stuffed ?

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Post by pongo »

CWBYUP wrote:My next question would be who can re thread them once there stuffed ?

Nick
You lost me with that one. The idea is to remove them and put new ones in.
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pongo wrote:
CWBYUP wrote:My next question would be who can re thread them once there stuffed ?

Nick
You lost me with that one. The idea is to remove them and put new ones in.
good luck
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I thinks he goes into Sydney
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Post by dumbdunce »

where are you?
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Re: who in sydney can do onsite stud/bolt removal ? any1 he

Post by brad-chevlux »

pongo wrote:I need the 4 studs that bolt the turbo on to the exhaust manifold removed and dont want to pull the manifold off.

studs are still good, but need some oxy heat before they might budge.

Any takers? or know anyone who will?
if the turbo is already off, what the big deal about taking the manifold off?
it would be far quiker the take the manifold off to do it.

If you are worried about the turbo studs you should also be worried about the manifold studs.
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Post by pongo »

dumbdunce wrote:where are you?
In fairfield.

I need them removed so i can fit longer ones as i need to use a spacer

engine is out of car as well. Still attached to enigne hoist.
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Post by dumbdunce »

pongo wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:where are you?
In fairfield.

I need them removed so i can fit longer ones as i need to use a spacer

engine is out of car as well. Still attached to enigne hoist.
can't get vice grips on? or two nuts jammed together? spray penetrene/wd40 wtc and leave it for a few days then have a go cold?

I can probably come and give you a hand thursday arv?
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Post by CWBYUP »

pongo wrote:
CWBYUP wrote:My next question would be who can re thread them once there stuffed ?
Nick
You lost me with that one. The idea is to remove them and put new ones in.
Every one I have ever done has been a pain in arse and ended up snapping.

Then you have to easy out or drill and re-thread.

Both options are a pain in the butt if you don't have the right tools.

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Post by pongo »

dumbdunce wrote:
pongo wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:where are you?
In fairfield.

I need them removed so i can fit longer ones as i need to use a spacer

engine is out of car as well. Still attached to enigne hoist.
can't get vice grips on? or two nuts jammed together? spray penetrene/wd40 wtc and leave it for a few days then have a go cold?

I can probably come and give you a hand thursday arv?
yeah tried two nuts even after preheat with a gas torch. Usually always works but this time there rusted shut good and proper. Could try and weld the nuts to create a heap of heat first but still might make it worse than it already is.

Thanks for the offer of help, will let you know later in the week. no great rush, stil need to finish the gear box rebuild
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Post by brad-chevlux »

pongo wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:
pongo wrote:
dumbdunce wrote:where are you?
In fairfield.

I need them removed so i can fit longer ones as i need to use a spacer

engine is out of car as well. Still attached to enigne hoist.
can't get vice grips on? or two nuts jammed together? spray penetrene/wd40 wtc and leave it for a few days then have a go cold?

I can probably come and give you a hand thursday arv?
yeah tried two nuts even after preheat with a gas torch. Usually always works but this time there rusted shut good and proper. Could try and weld the nuts to create a heap of heat first but still might make it worse than it already is.

Thanks for the offer of help, will let you know later in the week. no great rush, stil need to finish the gear box rebuild
spray them twice a day with Boltoff for a week and they will come out using jam nuts.
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Post by pongo »

all done. I got a can of loctite freeze stuff from the bearing shop and when that didnt work i got the old stick welder and welded the nuts on and 2 came out and i snapped 2. rewelded the nuts on the other 2 and they came out.

anyone had any sucess with the loctite bolt/bearing freeze?
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Post by dumbdunce »

yes we use the wurth freeze spray at work, :cool:
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