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06-02-2004, 09:22 PM

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mahcivic

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Re:cylinder head bolt

well i would definetly try to screw it back in but the things is its just as hard to screw back in as it is to loosen it. after work tomorrow im going to buy a 4 foot long pipe or something and crack that biatch off. should be fun

ill keep you guys posted

06-02-2004, 09:44 PM

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Re:cylinder head bolt

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Originally Posted by AbaZ

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Originally Posted by crx88Si

maybe cross threaded, screw it back in a lil and try again. dont use alot of pressure. I would run a tap over the threads when u get it out just to clean them up.

I highly doubt a factory torqued head bolt is cross threaded

Who says it's original factory torque still, smarty pants!

06-04-2004, 12:46 PM

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mahcivic

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Re:cylinder head bolt

got the biatch off. didnt break or anything...i went and got a 3 foot long steel pipe. it was still a bitch to turn with that but it apart.

06-04-2004, 02:00 PM

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Re:cylinder head bolt

try to clean the threads before you put it back tougheter. And screw one of the bolts in. It should go all the way to the bottom by hand (with no tools). 98ctr