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rear shock bolts
I already know theirs a problem with snapping them off, but mine are completely rounded off, I have no idea how to get them out, I have new bolts and nuts to put in it, I've tried a air hammer already, I don't have a torch and probably wouldn't use one that close to the gas tank, any ideas?
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Cut off what's left if anything, then bust out a drill & a steel bit & drill them out. insert the bolt from the back & you'll be good to go.......
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I had one snap off, the other 3 all rounded off
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X2 on what xj_maniac_newb said, grab onto them with vicegrips and start wigglin.... they'll snap right off
If their is a nub left & that's what you mean as "rounded" use the a 4" grinder and clean them up, then drill your holes..
X2 on what xj_maniac_newb said, grab onto them with vicegrips and start wigglin.... they'll snap right off
If their is a nub left & that's what you mean as "rounded" use the a 4" grinder and clean them up, then drill your holes..
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I wouldnt even try drilling them out. Just snap them off/cut them, use the air chisel on the weld nut and whats left then fish new bolts through. Takes FAR less time then drilling and tapping. Believe me, i tried both.
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From the picture it looks fine.. I'm gonna try the impact again and see what happens
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From the picture it looks fine.. I'm gonna try the impact again and see what happens
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