Don,
When I took the radius rods out of my car I had to torch off
the bolt head from inside the boot and punch them out that way
The glass will catch a bit but if you keep a wet rag handy and
a helper you should be o.k...........this might be a last resort in
your case though seeing as it is a finished car..
Good Luck Dave #5577
--- In MarcosManiacs@y..., "mcaqmd" <donlattimer@p...> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Happy New Year to everyone!
>
> I am attempting to replace the rubber/steel bushings in my radius
> arms. There are 8 of them. After a number of hours spent removing
> just the nuts due to 30 years of road grime, undercoat of some sort,
> etc. I am now trying to remove the bolts. I have been able to
remove
> one! The others are frozen. What has happened is the metal insert
> in the rubber bushing has rusted to the bolt. I have tried WD-40,
> Super Penetrant, brake fluid (eats everything else!) and applied
> heat. A 5lb hammer and a drift just bounch off the bolt. No luck
at
> all.
>
> At this point I am at the "Sawz-all" stage. I do not want to cut
the
> bolts and the cutting of the rear ones would be very tricky indeed.
>
> Before I start cutting does anyone have any suggestions?? I'll try
> about anything.
>
> Thanks,
> Don Lattimer
> #3m5759 V6
> Willits, CaMessage
Re: Radius rod help
2002-01-10 by dbarton62
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