QUOTE(kanata914 @ Jun 9 2011, 02:37 PM)
QUOTE(Spoke @ Jun 9 2011, 12:21 PM)
I had one that was seized on the arm.
My only solution was to remove the arm, cut off the flat end of the bolt to remove the shock, then (with heat and penetrating fluid) I pounded the fuch out of the bolt until it moved, then removed the bolt and replace with another.
I was afraid that that's the case. It seems that there's no easy trick to getting these frozen bolts out.
This is what I did on a donor set I was given, attached to a teener!
Remove the trailing arms, shock towers and hubs (probably with half-axles attached). Be prepared to take your own impact sockets with you for the 2 different sizes.
Take the whole kit'n'kaboodle to the closest shop with a higher pressure impact wrench than the one you have.
Use heat and penetrating oil 1st, so's not to piss off the folks who will remove the nuts.
Have them do the outside hub nut and the shock mount nuts at the same time.
Oh, the total weight on a rusty set up, all combined can cause a hernia.
I am proof...