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Transmission Bolt Woes 200 1980

posted by  Cliff Pope on  Fri Jan 31 02:35 CST 2003
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You say you have worked it back and forth a bit. You mean it will move, but then jambs? That sounds serious, as if the thread is damaged or a bit has broken off.
Normally, if it is just tight, then if you can get a grip with anything and apply enough force, it must move. As a last resort I have heard of welding on a metal bar.
You could try cleaning up 2 of the burred flats with a grinder so that a wrench will get a new grip.






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