Another Day, Another Busted tool on a rusted nut..
#1
Another Day, Another Busted tool on a rusted nut..
My anti sway bar link assembly on the right hand side is shot. I'm trying to replace it but the nut is seized on the thread pretty good. Because it's already trashed I should be abler to get a vice grip on the back side? Has anyone else run into this?
#3
I think I follow you. I first put a socket on the nut, and it turned easily, I then realized that the nut and shaft were both spin freely as one entity. I then inserted the torx and attempted to remove nut from shaft with the ratchet. Ergo, broken torx. What am I missing?
#4
Okay good haha, because that's what I did by mistake at first(tried to twist wrong way with torx).
Basically what I ended up doing(besides soaking the thing with PB blaster to death) is get a wrench on there, insert the torx in it with a socket, get the socket wrench lodged against the axle housing, and twist with the wrench, not the torx socket. Sorry if I explained that like a 6 year old.
Basically what I ended up doing(besides soaking the thing with PB blaster to death) is get a wrench on there, insert the torx in it with a socket, get the socket wrench lodged against the axle housing, and twist with the wrench, not the torx socket. Sorry if I explained that like a 6 year old.
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