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06-26-2010, 07:30 AM | #92 |
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You could weld a nut to that too. It works to remove steel studs out of anything aluminum. Now, to remove the steering column bolts in particular I just use a hammer and a chisel. If you can catch the head right you can spin the bolt loose. Then just make a little groove iin it with the chisel so you can use a flathead to run it out!
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06-26-2010, 09:23 PM | #94 |
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06-26-2010, 11:09 PM | #95 |
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a strong face wash works wonders on grease and oil on your hands, even paint sometimes.
Only thing that was on the counter was face wash, hmmm....maybe this will work, oh shit it really works. lol Make sure you have the right tools for the job before you start the job, even if you think you have the right tools, check to be sure before you start taking your car apart. Always have a local friend, family member, etc. that is willing to lend you their car for a parts run if your working on your only running car, you dont wanna have to put your car back together just to get a bolt do you? |
06-28-2010, 12:21 AM | #98 |
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What tricks do you guys use to degrease some serious shit? I'm talking about worst of the worst. What gind of grease eaters do you use? I used that purple shit, didint even make a dent in it.
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06-28-2010, 12:42 AM | #99 | |
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Tip if you do an oil change fill everything up etc and notice the drain plug is leaking, use a vacuum cleaner over where you fill up your oil, then you can replace the leaking drain plug gasket/bolt with out loosing any oil, even when taking the bolt out completly.
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06-28-2010, 12:47 AM | #100 |
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06-28-2010, 09:39 AM | #102 |
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Super clean works wonders, i got a gallon at for like 10 bucks, it burns like a mofo if you get it on your skin though :/
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06-28-2010, 10:41 AM | #104 |
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sugar helps coagulation(sp) of the blood on a nice cut...
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06-28-2010, 11:00 AM | #107 |
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if youre trying to remove the bolts that hold the air bags, and you dont have the special allen type key to remove the bolts,
use vise grips to loosen the bolts. half a turn is good enough to make it loose. then, just use a flat head, bend the inner tip on the screw, and use the flat head to remove it. get it? got it? good.
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06-28-2010, 11:31 AM | #109 |
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For anyone that washes the their hair with PERT Plus, that shampoo does wonders on removing any grease or oil off any part of your body. It is even gental enough for cuts and busted knuckles without burning and stinging sensations of other cleaning products.
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BE CAREFUL WITH THE POWDER... if you put straight powder on paint and it gets wet theres a good chance your paint will come off with it... if not gas works. MY TIP If you happen to be out of carb cleaner/lube/ etc for hoses and things that wont go on. just use handsoap and water. havent had a problem yet |
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06-28-2010, 11:57 AM | #112 |
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I' m not sure if this has been mentioned, but when I go to install an engine into car. I'll put the motor mounts loosely on the brackets rather then keeping them on the crossmember. Makes it easier for me rather then having to try to get the bolt hole to line up with the stud on the motor mount.
For the flywheel trick i use a socket wedged between a trans bolt and the ring gear of the flywheel instead of the pry bar that was mentioned before hand. |
06-29-2010, 03:33 AM | #114 |
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06-29-2010, 01:28 PM | #116 |
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wd40 takes off grease from hands really easily, so you dont waste expensive carb cleaner and all that good shit, plus it stings if you get carb cleaner on a cut. only downside is wd40 causes cancer, but so does motor oil and all taht other shit
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06-29-2010, 02:05 PM | #117 |
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Instead of having to worry about getting the crud off your hands... how bout never getting it on your hands in the first place? I'm talkin' about gloves of course... a good pair of nitrile gloves that fit can be a lifesaver. It sucks when you wash your hands 4 times and the shit won't come off and you've gotta go to work in couple minutes. Then the idiot in the next cubicle over asks you why your hands are so dirty. But you never liked that prick anyways.... um yea, anyways...
The catch is, they have to fit. Too small, they tear. Too big, intricate detail work becomes a pain in the ass. Thought of another one that helped me one time. If you're like me and the Incredible Hulk put your oil filter on last oil change, one trick you can use if you don't have a oil filter wrench handy is use a belt. You just loop it through, wrap it around the filter and pull to the left. Usually works. Don't have a belt either? You can use a long screwdriver and a hammer. It's messy, but you puncture the filter all the way through with the screwdriver and voila, instant handle (and oil all over your hands and screwdriver, but you're wearing gloves now, right, and you don't care). Now turn the handle and your filter comes off. |
06-29-2010, 02:14 PM | #118 |
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A very small amount of muratic acid ( can be bought from pool supply store ) will remove any type of grime pretty much insantly.
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06-29-2010, 03:55 PM | #120 |
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take the handle out of the jack. use it and press the brakes, and the other end is against your seat or something. You wont need anyone to hold the brakes. Also work with a broom stick.
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