Snapped Control Arm BOLT, Help Needed Again |
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Snapped Control Arm BOLT, Help Needed Again |
ajracer |
Feb 24 2005, 10:22 PM
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Member Group: Members Posts: 204 Joined: 18-April 04 From: Toronto, Canada Member No.: 1,945 |
Greetings Friends:
This restoration and V8 conversion is getting interesting every day now that I have actually started to WORK on the Teener. Cleaned out the Engine bay and removed the rear control arms in preparation for pending V8 conversion and working on a 31 year old car thing "Snap" Break or remain seezed. With a torch nearby and some serious power tools (breaker arm and pipe !) I have been able to remove most stubborn bolts, fateners, etc. However today I snapped off and control arm/shim plate bolt "up inside" the most forward position on the drivers side. This was even after some penatrating fluid and then a touch to heat everything up only to have it BREAK. Any thought on removing this one, ie. drill it, easy-out, heat again, etc. etc. I do have limited access since the fender is there and in great shape. Appreciate any help again. Allan Attached image(s) |
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