Damn deco screws, Son's 1.7 |
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Damn deco screws, Son's 1.7 |
Speedo |
Aug 8 2019, 02:44 PM
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Senior Member Group: Members Posts: 529 Joined: 7-November 06 From: Boulder Member No.: 7,170 Region Association: Rocky Mountains |
We are whittling away at his rust. Next stop is rockers/longs and the side that will need the most love is the passenger side...of course. The deco is held in place with flathead screws that are locked tight. Have tried to use penetrant, but no luck so far. Not enough room to get a vise-grip on them. Cut the heads, drill them out and re-tap? Sounds like a bunch of work and there are 3-4 per side. Patience, penetrating fluid and heat?
Ironic thing is the harder they are to remove, the more likely the carnage inside is going to be ugly. Its like they are protecting "the truth". |
dr914@autoatlanta.com |
Aug 8 2019, 03:04 PM
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914 Guru Group: Members Posts: 7,866 Joined: 3-January 07 From: atlanta georgia Member No.: 7,418 Region Association: None |
probably mean the three per side lower rocker screws. Yes sometimes very hard to remove, heat with a torch and then lube with penetrant and use a impact driver
We are whittling away at his rust. Next stop is rockers/longs and the side that will need the most love is the passenger side...of course. The deco is held in place with flathead screws that are locked tight. Have tried to use penetrant, but no luck so far. Not enough room to get a vise-grip on them. Cut the heads, drill them out and re-tap? Sounds like a bunch of work and there are 3-4 per side. Patience, penetrating fluid and heat? Ironic thing is the harder they are to remove, the more likely the carnage inside is going to be ugly. Its like they are protecting "the truth". |
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