At 4:06 PM -0700 2/21/02, Bob wrote:
>Bud,
> Actually one thing helps the best and that is
>patience. All the suggestions are great and should be
>followed but do it slowly and carefully. Use the
>chemicals and allow plenty of time for them to work.
>DON'T rush it!!! Now using the stud removal tool as
>mentioned before slowly apply pressure in the opposite
>direction, then try it the other way. Remember slowly
>and don't get to anxious. Keep working back and forth
>even if you don't feel it moving at first. Might even
>be safer if you grab the handle half way up to
>decrease the chance of applying too much pressure.
>Good luck. Bob
Bud,
Might also try tapping the end of the stud with a hammer (protected
by double nuts) as you turn, similar to the technique used with an
impact screwdriver.
Good luck
--
Chris Attias
Aptos, CA
'64 MGB
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