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cyclinder head.
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What really hacks me off about this is when I replaced my exhaust last year I managed to get all the nuts off ok. I reused them knowing I'd need to replace them. Yesterday I set about doing this. Stupidly the first one snapped because due to not much sleep the night before and not thinking I forced the nut off without easing it back and forth to loosen it. The second one, well that would have snapped anyway I think. Another one was so badly rusted it unscrewed the stud out of the engine. Not so much of a problem.

To remove my broken ones I'm going to cut a slot in the end of the stud with my dremel. Then heat the head with a blow torch to expand it away from the stud to loosen it. Hopefully this will work as I can't be asked removing the engine.
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cyclinder head. - by PeeGee - 27-07-13, 08:45 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by darrsi - 27-07-13, 09:04 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Kentish - 27-07-13, 09:10 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Dead Eye - 27-07-13, 10:25 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Thorn - 28-07-13, 03:06 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by PeeGee - 28-07-13, 03:18 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Dead Eye - 28-07-13, 07:24 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Kentish - 28-07-13, 07:52 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Thorn - 28-07-13, 08:01 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Dead Eye - 29-07-13, 09:44 AM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Kentish - 29-07-13, 05:56 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Thorn - 29-07-13, 10:37 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by msmudge - 12-01-14, 12:01 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by Deefer666 - 12-01-14, 04:50 PM
Re: cyclinder head. - by griff86 - 15-01-14, 11:46 AM

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