20-11-17, 06:06 PM
I've not long replaced mine it's not a foccin pleasant job, lots of heat required and lots of swearing. I ended up snapping one and had to have it drilled out with a carbide tool.
You'll need to keep heat on the wheel at the bottom of the thread bosses to melt the threadlock before the bolts will budge. Re-chasing the threads with a tap also helps as you can easily destroy the threadforms when removing the old bolts. Don't forget to use threadlock when fitting the new bolts.
You'll need to keep heat on the wheel at the bottom of the thread bosses to melt the threadlock before the bolts will budge. Re-chasing the threads with a tap also helps as you can easily destroy the threadforms when removing the old bolts. Don't forget to use threadlock when fitting the new bolts.
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