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Broken stud 200 1984

posted by  LeChuck on  Wed Aug 28 10:59 CST 2013
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Will do.

As a test, I worked at separating the nut from the broken piece of stud in my garage to see if I could do it. At first I was just grinding down the stud with the pliers, but after some applications of the WD40 rust thing, a few hours, and some force with pliers on one end and the nut inside a wrench socket, I managed to unscrew it. Interestingly, it seems that the end of that particular stud is more blackened than the others still on the car.





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