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> Rusted Screws Advice, Headlights
chandler1969
post Apr 7 2026, 07:03 AM
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Need some advise on rusted screws that hold the headlights in. They will not come out with a screw driver. I'm afraid I will strip or break the head. I have doused them with PB Blaster. Whats the best way to remove these? Obviously one is complete toast from PO.

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mepstein
post Apr 7 2026, 07:37 AM
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A bit of heat from an torch and then touch a piece of paraffin to the hot metal. Unlike oils that evaporate, paraffin will wick into the threads when hot. Works well most of the time.
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post Apr 7 2026, 07:57 AM
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A bit of heat from an torch and then touch a piece of paraffin to the hot metal. Unlike oils that evaporate, paraffin will wick into the treads when hot. Works well most of the time.



I will give that a try to see if that will help break them loose.
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