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> How To Remove The Rear Shock Bolt?, The One On The Trailing Arm
Spoke
post Feb 22 2005, 06:40 PM
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The nut comes off ok but the driver side rear shock bolt on the trailing arm is rusted solid and I can't get it off. Tried some heat, liquid wrench, hammer+drift (made the biggest impression on my hand when I missed...), and a pipe wrench. The pipe wrench sorta rounded the head a bit, but no movement? How do I remove this?

I was going to remove the trailing arm (with shock attached) and see if my local machine shop can press it off. Not sure if they can or it would damage the trailing arm.

Also thought about grinding off the head, removing the shock, then taking it to the machine shop for pressing.

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Spoke
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post Feb 22 2005, 08:44 PM
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there is an over the counter vendor in tacoma but the kano site ships quick. think the special i got was 2nd can for 1/2 off and they threw in a small tool box size can. also after you spray on if you rapidly tap on the bolt the vibrations seem to help the penetrant to work in faster.

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