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> Head Bolt Removal and Installation Tips Needed, Teardown
cassmcentee
post Sep 6 2019, 11:37 AM
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Starting the disassembly of my 72 2.0
Some head bolts stayed with the Case
Others came out with the head
How do you guys/gals deal with removal so as not to SCAR the bolts?

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Superhawk996
post Sep 6 2019, 02:57 PM
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Now I know the double nut trick works well most of the time and is basically free, but, I really love these Snap-on collet stud extractors.

Double nuts sometimes slip and/or don't seem to get enough grip on the threads sometimes. I've resorted to triple nutting a time or two.

Overkill for sure, but, I love having the right tool for the job.

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post Sep 7 2019, 01:03 PM
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QUOTE(Superhawk996 @ Sep 6 2019, 04:57 PM) *

Now I know the double nut trick works well most of the time and is basically free, but, I really love these Snap-on collet stud extractors.

Double nuts sometimes slip and/or don't seem to get enough grip on the threads sometimes. I've resorted to triple nutting a time or two.

Overkill for sure, but, I love having the right tool for the job.



Those are nice.

A trick tool I learned about at work is vice grips with a nut welded to the jaws then cut in half. Plenty of clamping power without damaging the threads.
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