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poneypower89

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When you trying to changed out the pads on ur disc brakes and one of the caliper bolts is rusted, stuck, and on the verge of being completely stripped???

I battled with mine for 45 minutes, gave up on it... and put the wheel back on..

I would like to get this done though..
 

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Ewwww... I don't know of a drill bit that'll go through a caliper bolt


There's a special type of bit that'll grab onto the inside part that is stripped I think... try a CarQuest or Napa

I know I used to see them on TV
 

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Pb Blast it and let it sit overnight.
 
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Heat the crap out of it! Get a caliper rebuild kit before you start though. The rubber diaphram and dust seal may melt or burn.
 

poneypower89

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yea, PB blast might be a better idea..

I sprayed wd-40 on it.. pretty much just made the bolt easier to slip off of
 

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RsStanG1987 said:
Pb Blast it and let it sit overnight.
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:Word:

And bang on it with a wrench to set it into the cracks
 

poneypower89

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Daggar said:
Heat the crap out of it! Get a caliper rebuild kit before you start though. The rubber diaphram and dust seal may melt or burn.
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I actually got out the torch.. then put it back because of that reason..
 

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Rstang suggested pb blaster to me, and when wd40 didnt even come close to working pb blaster did. That stuff works great, give it a shot.
 

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poneypower89 said:
yea, PB blast might be a better idea..
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Just don't heat it up with the PB on it.
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poneypower89

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I would also like to state that I had to lay under the car and kick the wheel just so IT would come off the wheel studs
 

poneypower89

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mob said:
Rstang suggested pb blaster to me, and when wd40 didnt even come close to working pb blaster did. That stuff works great, give it a shot.
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thats +2 for the PB blaster.. its really that much better uh?

looks like I might have to make a run to the store.
 
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Yes.... for breaking stuff loose, PB Blaster OWNES WD-40.
 

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poneypower89 said:
thats +2 for the PB blaster.. its really that much better uh?

looks like I might have to make a run to the store.
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yep spray it, let it sit, hit it a few times with something like a wrench like said before, spray some more, and let it sit. Spray some more, hit it some more, then get a good grip on it and give it all you got.
 

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PB Blaster Pwns ALL


I've been using it since I was 17
 
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Strype said:
PB Blaster Pwns ALL


I've been sniffing it since I was 17
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Fixxored
 

poneypower89

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looks like the saturn will be making a parts run for the pony..

meh, its lunchtime anyways and I dont wanna cook.
 

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Wed. when I was changing my wheels, I had 2 studs compltley stripped, when I tried taking off the lug nuts, it felt like I was tightening them, sprayed pb blaster on them, hit them a few times with a hammer and screw driver, took some force but they came out.
 

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Daggar said:
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That too
 

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PB blaster is great, I have used it to get all kinds of things loose.
 

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85ragtop said:
PB blaster is great, I have used it to get my Girlfriend loose.
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