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Re: ? on Bosal...
#531083 02/03/03 05:47 AM
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use a sawz off that is probally what teh shop would do. thats what they alwasy do at most of the shops wher ive seen exhaust done.

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Re: ? on Bosal...
#531084 02/04/03 01:39 AM
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Bill those darn bolts, the easy way to do it is get a propane torch get the bolts cherry red and then put a socket on & unbolt them. CAUTION though don't burn yourself. Another way is to keep soaking the bolts with a good rust remover WD40 ect. Good luck & be careful.

Re: ? on Bosal...
#531085 02/04/03 02:54 AM
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Originally posted by BANDIT:
... soaking the bolts with a good rust remover WD40



I threw away my WD40 and now use PB Blaster. 1000 times better at loosening stuck/rusted on bolts.

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