rickbtbird
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I'm working on my 95SC. The bolts that hold on the fuel rail are seized on the driver’s side. I got the ones on the passenger side off with a T27 but the driver’s side won't budge. Any suggestions here?
I'm working on my 95SC. The bolts that hold on the fuel rail are seized on the driver’s side. I got the ones on the passenger side off with a T27 but the driver’s side won't budge. Any suggestions here?
got a torch to heat them up i know its by fuel but it might be your only bet or some liquid wench stuff..
They make a mechanical impact hammer. It's a metal impact tool that you put your torx bit in and put it into the bolt. Then you whack the impact deal with a hammer which applies a force multiplication to both bang the bolt and try and twist it all at the same time.
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They make a mechanical impact hammer. It's a metal impact tool that you put your torx bit in and put it into the bolt. Then you whack the impact deal with a hammer which applies a force multiplication to both bang the bolt and try and twist it all at the same time.
Did you try PB Blaster as suggested?
Vise grips are the cats meow at this, you just gotta have the proper leverage and the manifold might have to come out first.