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27 Sep 2013 21:07 #84572 by jonesyba420

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idiotmobil wrote: failing that take you jeep to a big hill roll it over fill it up through the drain plug and roll it back over lol

Im assuming your joking!

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27 Sep 2013 21:09 #84575 by Wiltec17

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A change in temperature and impact is the best way! Get your hands on an impact gun and a socket to fit, hammer it for a while then big breaker bar, hammer it, breaker bar, it will come loose. Might struggle to jack it high enough to get the breaker bar on it, if a breaker bar isn't long enough, a hollow tube (scaffold pole) helps extend it/add mega leverage.

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27 Sep 2013 21:11 #84576 by jonesyba420

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steffan wrote: There are standard thread some people just do them up real tight I use a harf inch ratchet with a extension bar on it and if that fails I weld a nut on it and use an impact wrench then hay presto an bobs your uncle

this might sound stupid but when you say use a half inch ratchet do I just use the bit the sockets go on?

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27 Sep 2013 21:12 #84578 by idiotmobil

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yes thats what he means

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27 Sep 2013 21:24 #84580 by steffan

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jonesyba420 wrote:
steffan wrote: There are standard thread some people just do them up real tight I use a harf inch ratchet with a extension bar on it and if that fails I weld a nut on it and use an impact wrench then hay presto an bobs your uncle

this might sound stupid but when you say use a half inch ratchet do I just use the bit the sockets go on?

Yes exactly that it sometimes helps if you get someone to hold it in place then give it a good yank (pull)

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27 Sep 2013 21:30 #84581 by jonesyba420

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Ill give it a go in the morning if that fails ill try some heat around the filler plug.

cheers for the speedy help guys.

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