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How about double-nutting on those good threads and removing the stud itself?
Originally Posted by Scott91370
Those are welded to the top of the spring seat or if it is the level block probably a bolt threaded in from the bottom up.
Yes, it's welded, IIRC. Those are Rancho Quicklift coilovers I'm taking off. At the least, that stud is a press fit like the lower studs on the OEM struts. Good thought though.
Success! Got my set of extractors today, and got the rounded off nut removed, and the coilovers removed.
I strongly suggest any of you guys that work on your truck, get a set of these. No clue why I never bought these years ago. Extractor set Rounded off nut I removed
Success! Got my set of extractors today, and got the rounded off nut removed, and the coilovers removed.
I strongly suggest any of you guys that work on your truck, get a set of these. No clue why I never bought these years ago.
From this day forward, every time you look in your toolbox and see that yellow box, you'll think to yourself, "THAT was one of the best tool purchases I've ever made!" Guaranteed!
Looking at what’s left a nut buster may have been difficult to use. Glad it’s off in the rear view now.
Thanks, and yes, not much left, I think I did a great job chewing it up!
Plus, it's a shoulder nut.
Originally Posted by roadPilot
From this day forward, every time you look in your toolbox and see that yellow box, you'll think to yourself, "THAT was one of the best tool purchases I've ever made!" Guaranteed!
