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Thread: Seized Wheel Stud on VR6

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    Seized Wheel Stud on VR6

    OK Guys this happenned to us at work today and we spent hours trying to get the bolt out.

    How do you reckon we did it?

    I have some good pics of the process if you have some good guesses, I`ll post em up.
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    hmmm, easy out?
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    I have knocked impact sockets onto locking wheel bolts to get them out. I once had a short mate of mine shear off a bolt on his Passat doing it up.

    I have some sockets best described as external easyouts for getting lockers off with.

    So was it just tight or rounded off?

    Gavin

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    lube the bolt?

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    u got chuck norris to look at it and it backed its self out?

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    This one was in really tight and rounded off by some monkey with a rattle gun the last time tyres were purchased.

    We tried smacking sockets on there.

    Drilling a hole in the centre broke 3 drill bits, a drill and ended with a snapped thread extractor tool in there!

    Then we welded a bar to it and that didn`t work either.

    I was all set to take out the strut and hub and have a hack from the back

    Then Shannon had a better idea........
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    your best mate john howard told you he was coming past to help you with it,and because he never showed up as peter costello knows his promises dont mean **** ,the bolt eventually rusted away!!!!!

    ok,I know I won,,,what do I get???

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    You replaced the whole car with another 'cos u gave up and have plenty spare lying around anyway????

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    9 Inch Grinder vs Vr6 wheel

    Then we cut the remnant in half along the bolt and smasked it off with a hammer.

    The bolt then unscrewed by hand!!

    You should have seen the guys face at the tyre place
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