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Old April-24th-2004, 08:10 AM
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bolt on transaxle mount

for those who have installed a k&n typhoon intake how did you guys loosen the bolt on the transaxle mount? the bolt where the new coolant bracket goes into...whatever i tried (wd40, heating it up with a blow dryer) it wouldn't come off! i actually had two of my buddies try to pry the damn thing off but to no avail! (maybe were just complete sissies! ) so i had to installl the new bracket using only the screw provided with the kit. the bolt on the transaxle mount isnt srewed to the bracket yet...pls help!
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if the bolt head isn't stripped try to find a way to increase the torque you can apply by increaseing the distance between the line of axis of the screw and where you apply the force, I find that putting on a really long pipe on the end of a socket wrench allows me to take off any screw no matter how seized it is.
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ok thanks! ill try that.
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P.S. For the lengthening of the ratchet handle, be careful! Sometimes that bolt is stuck on like no other and you will actually bend your ratchet! A breaker bar is a very handy tool, so just keep an eye on what you're doing if you don't have one.
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"heating it up with a blow dryer"...

your kidding, right?
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