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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Edmond, OK
92 Sport 4WD
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getting frustrated...trying to break the bolts loose on drivetrain
I have put a lot of lube on them but they wont budge. Any suggestions? Oh, why am I doing it, trying to do a clutch replacement job myself which means I get to drop the tranny myself. I am taking my time simply because this is the biggest auto repair job I have ever done since replacing the front brake rotors. Thanks.
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Chicago, IL
94 Sport
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If it is away from gas/brake/whatever lines try heating the bolt up that usually does the trick. A torch will be enough to break it loose.
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Camarillo, CA
1991 4-door 4X4 XLT
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Get a bigger wrench.
I got mine off with pretty much ease, but I did use a really big breaker bar, gives you more torque.Brian
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Elite Explorer
clinton,iowa
94 unlimited
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I second the breaker bar they come in real handy
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Elite Explorer
Albuquerque, NM
1991 XLT
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I was taking off a radius arm bolt on my explorer today and it wouldnt budge. I used a 10' cheater bar on a wrench and it still wouldnt move (almost bent my wrench). I heated it with a torch and then it came loose fairly easy with just the wrench.
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