TEAsus has answered.

The suspense is killing me.

Weighing my options out lol

Crank bolt: 1
Me and 24" breaker bar: 0


Will let the WD40 eat and attemp after dinner

Get that bolt head red hot, then try again with an impact. That's really the best way to do it

FYI - WD40 is not penetrating oil

PB Blaster*

better lol.

I doubt PB did much anyway. Im sure the bolt is so stuck due to the sealant on the flange of it.

Going to hit it with heat today or tomorrow.

If not, may as well build a 402

Not enough skills to remove a crank bolt but can build a 402.

I'm in for the show.

402 Build would be out sourced

Try talking dirty to it

Need moar XRP

going to flex my beard at it, see what happens

Dude, impact gun

Tried. I only have a battery one, not a air. Which I thought would be better, but negatory

Ask bls to borrow his :wink:

I'll grab one from one of my techs tmmr. I honestly thought a battery gun would hit harder then the air.


''Twas incorrect

You need heat and an impact. I used my snap on battery gun. Get the head of bolt cherry red then impact the every living **** out of it

I just used a breaker bar.

I use this method while changing spark plugs.

I used a breaker bar and the handle for my floor jack over the breaker bar as additional leverage to make it a good 3-4 feet total. I had another person help put a hand on it so it didn't slip off.

Yeah, but your a Gorilla. Im just heavy. Theres a difference.


Was going to attempt that, but motor is on a stand so to much leverage could be an issue



Going to grab one of my techs air impacts and run home on lunch and give it a go

quick blast with the torch and then the air impact and it came right off