Eccentric Bolts
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Eccentric Bolts
Both of the eccentric bolts snapped off when I tried to adjust them and now I'm tryin to get one out. The first one came out pretty easy but this second one is causin me to cuss a little. I've twisted, beat it with the BFH, sprayed it with penetrating oil, jacked the whole front of the truck up by the frame and axle to take any pressure off of it and this SOB hasn't budged even a hair.
What's the secret here.
What's the secret here.
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Well,
Where is it, how big is it and what are we talking about as far as parts go? It may be that there is a tensile force on the bolt (pulling force) and it is therefore not going to move no matter what.
Assuming that is not the case, you can get one of those fancy extractors that should get it out - they always have for me anyway. Craftsman and Irwin (vise grip) make them I know and they work good.
Where is it, how big is it and what are we talking about as far as parts go? It may be that there is a tensile force on the bolt (pulling force) and it is therefore not going to move no matter what.
Assuming that is not the case, you can get one of those fancy extractors that should get it out - they always have for me anyway. Craftsman and Irwin (vise grip) make them I know and they work good.
#7
Well,
Where is it, how big is it and what are we talking about as far as parts go? It may be that there is a tensile force on the bolt (pulling force) and it is therefore not going to move no matter what.
Assuming that is not the case, you can get one of those fancy extractors that should get it out - they always have for me anyway. Craftsman and Irwin (vise grip) make them I know and they work good.
Where is it, how big is it and what are we talking about as far as parts go? It may be that there is a tensile force on the bolt (pulling force) and it is therefore not going to move no matter what.
Assuming that is not the case, you can get one of those fancy extractors that should get it out - they always have for me anyway. Craftsman and Irwin (vise grip) make them I know and they work good.
#8
Ok, it is on the control arm near the door frame? If so, and there is no weight on it why not just set up a drift pin and give it a good pounding? The pin (shaft of the bolt) would have to come out somehow and unless you can take pictures of it for me I'm sort of guessing at this point. Sorry.
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