Any tips or tricks?
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ORIGINAL: HankL
Mopar Rust Penetrant
MS-3613
Part Number 04318039AB
is also very good for getting bolts loose.
This official spray can from Chrysler seems to have little
particles of graphite along with the penetrating fluid.
Mopar Rust Penetrant
MS-3613
Part Number 04318039AB
is also very good for getting bolts loose.
This official spray can from Chrysler seems to have little
particles of graphite along with the penetrating fluid.
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along with the PB blaster.. the next upmost important item.. saftey friggen goggles.. cant tell you how many times i was under my truck monkying with them garbage eddie headers (replacing the donuts everymonth) and my arm bushes against 1 of the 1000000 things under there and a good 1lb of rust flakes, mud, stones and who knows what else drops directly into my friggen eyeball..
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I sure agree with shott8283 on the eye protection,
especially if it is comfortable
so that you tend to wear it.
The Sears Tools section has some safety glasses
with small LED lights built in that can be handy
underneath a vehicle
http://tinyurl.com/2355l2
Clear Gargoyles along with a Petz LED headlamp are also good.
especially if it is comfortable
so that you tend to wear it.
The Sears Tools section has some safety glasses
with small LED lights built in that can be handy
underneath a vehicle
http://tinyurl.com/2355l2
Clear Gargoyles along with a Petz LED headlamp are also good.
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I usually apply PBlaster and wait a while before hitting the affected part with some heat. After a few moments of that, I spray it again with PBlaster. The oil from the PBlaster will cool it and even penetrate a bit better. Heat it again, and then try to remove the affected bolt.
Before reassembly, I coat the threads with anti-sieze.
Before reassembly, I coat the threads with anti-sieze.