Alright well i have three bolts loose on my bed (last one to rear on DS and last 2 to rear on PS) I am tired of my truck sounding like a clunker when i hit a bump..
Well anyway i sprayed 'em down with CYCLO's BREAK-AWAY let sit for a few then went to tighten well i bent one when trying to move it so i didnt want to ruin other ones(I"ll use impact on others).

What would be my best bet.. Angle grinder on both sides and new hard ware??
Just kinda lookin for any other opinions..

 

Hit 'em with more chemicals. Try and break 'em loose, if they don't want to, more chemicals, and rap on the heads with a hammer.

 

Yeap more monkey wiz and time. The last thing you want to deal with is a bunch of busted bolts. Try running them in and out a little at first to get them moving. Good advise would be to anti-seize them once you get them out that way when something goes out *fuel pump* a few years down the road you don't have to fight the same battle over.

 

that is the only reason i want to fix them i thought about just a little weld but then when pump goes out it would suck guess i will continue to soak it down

 

You can also try a little heat, a blue wrench might get them to loosen up a bit then the impact can do the rest. Just be careful not to melt the bolt, or yourself for that matter. wielding the bed would not be something I would recommend.

 

ha ha ha yeah i kno especially with my miles fuel pump shouldn't be too far away

 

At 222k? Nah! I just replaced my stock pump at 298k. The one in the other truck made it to 250k or so, I can't remember the exact. Just remember when you do change, go Delphi.