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Stubborn Axle Nuts

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    Stubborn Axle Nuts

    Man been having a hell of a time lately with these I broke 2 yes 2 Craftsman 1/2 drive breaker bars last week thank God they are lifetime guaranteed, with a 4 foot cheater man some of em come right off on the 5 speed but something about the auto ones freakin tight man thought about going to 3/4 drive but man $$$ for that setup Whatcha guys think?

    #2
    Had to take a torch to my drivers side.
    wat?

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      #3
      PB Blaster that sucker.

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        #4
        Originally posted by Cakeboy View Post
        PB Blaster that sucker.
        Yea did all that pb, wd, took a small propane torch and got it pretty hot still busted the bb!

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          #5
          my buddy picked up a dawalt electric inpact for pretty cheap an it takes those things right off too.

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          93 240sx with silvia front end (kadet in the works)
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            #6
            Get a impact gun
            wat?

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              #7
              i have my ir titanium. i love it

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                #8
                Originally posted by DaGrk1 View Post
                i have my ir titanium. i love it
                Yea we got an Ir too crank the comp up to 120 and half hour later were leanin on the cheater and its still on.

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                  #9
                  that one is just stubborn. i dont know what to tell you there

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                  93 240sx with silvia front end (kadet in the works)
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                    #10
                    man i had no issues w/ my 1/2 in. craftsman breaker w/ a 5 ft. Lowe's pipe from the plumbing sect. I guess the salt roads over there in the winter take a beating on the metal making it seize up.

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                      #11
                      try tightening it or get it hotter, its bound to come loose.
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                        #12
                        I had the same problem when i did my axles i ended up takeing a grinder to the nuts until the metal was thin enought to split the nut with a hammer and metal chesil .....

                        note when you put your new axles put some never seize on the nut/threads so that it does not do it again ..

                        i tried everything
                        i have a large air compressor and an impact that has great touqe capabilitys.
                        we tired all types of penatrateing fluids I tried switching my impact from f to r to try and break it loose
                        i snaped two 1/2 ratchets 1 napa ( took it to them they rebuilt it ) 1 snapon (did the same thing) 1 1/2 large breaker bar ... we tried
                        heat we tried everthing then I did what I stated above ...

                        What i think happends is the nut is kinda fused on there over time , due to age, weather, etc
                        Last edited by sunburn; 08-05-2008, 08:11 AM.
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                          #13
                          use an oxyacetylene torch(not no propane shit), heat till its red and I bet it comes off.

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Fake Thug View Post
                            use an oxyacetylene torch(not no propane shit), heat till its red and I bet it comes off.
                            your right thats all I had access to was the propane torch , and it's fine for most small nuts and bolts , but I have been thinking about buying a oxyacetylene torch ( I am a tool feind!)
                            WE MISS YOU JO(9-04-2008)

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by sunburn View Post
                              ( I am a tool feind!)
                              he'd have every tool made if we had the room....lol
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