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Rusty bolt removal by David Hambleton
Started on: 10-04-2022 08:47 PM
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Last post by: Patrick on 10-04-2022 10:48 PM
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The thread noted above provides details regarding the '84 SE head removal; I started this topic separately as it might interest more readers.

Here's the corroded bolt head that wouldn't turn using various sockets:


Here's the $25 (50% off sale) Canadian Tire Corporation (CTC - China To Canada, lol!) rusty bolt and nut socket set.


Worked perfectly, just like a socket on a non-corroded head.
The upper bolt was removed with a regular 14mm hex socket; the lower bolt with a 12mm tapped on rusty bolt socket.
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Here's the $25 (50% off sale) Canadian Tire...


Gotta love those Can Tire sale prices. Does anyone ever pay full price for anything there?
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