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Aug 12, 2006

marcuse

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Help plz this is wrong section but need done by 5 plzzz

heres my other thread i made about this

http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=274339

my strut bolt on the rear right strut wont budge i need it done by 5 today and its the last spring...

Aug 12, 2006

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pretty much, do you have an impact gun? thats what I use.

Aug 12, 2006

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that was the biggest pain in the *** for me to remove, my buddy heated the end with a torch and it finally came off

Aug 12, 2006

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use a regular socket wrench. put a pipe at the end of the wrench to get more leverage. always works for me when i have a stuck in bolt.

Aug 13, 2006

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Quote:

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use a regular socket wrench. put a pipe at the end of the wrench to get more leverage. always works for me when i have a stuck in bolt.

thats what i did too for the rears when i replaced the bumpstops.

Aug 13, 2006

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rennen

use a regular socket wrench. put a pipe at the end of the wrench to get more leverage. always works for me when i have a stuck in bolt.

agree with him if not use an impact gun that should work

Aug 13, 2006

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Use the cheater-bar method. Works every time. I've had to use a 5-foot pipe and two guys' full weight, but it works.

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nope , had to cut the shock and now i need to replace the bolt from the honda dealership.. any1 know a price?

Aug 14, 2006

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I paid 4 bucks each at Lakeshore Honda in Toronto. I hate those bolts, it took three guys, an acetylene torch and half a can of liquid wrench to get those out for me.