Subject	true... the name is misleading...
Posted by	TeddyZ(SFC) on January 27, 2011 at 12:54 PM
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In Reply To	Easy-outs aren't always that easy. posted by Shiers69 on January 27, 2011 at 12:25 PM
Message	There have been many a time where the easy-out was anything but easy... however, a wise man once showed be a couple of tricks... 1. after inserting the easy outs, tap the back of it with a hammer as you turn it. this also works for those stubborn screws that wont turn. 2. thread penetration fluid (not WD40-i can't remember the name), let it soak and try step 1. 3. after drilling the hole for the easy out, get a blow torch and heat up the broken screw a bit. Then proceed with step 1 if it's not budging...
Follow Ups	What now? - RevHard 12:14:27 01/27/11 Easy-outs. - TeddyZ(SFC) 12:22:51 01/27/11 Easy-outs aren't always that easy. - Shiers69 12:25:18 01/27/11 true... the name is misleading... - TeddyZ(SFC) 12:54:28 01/27/11 PB blaster (n/m) - Shiers69 16:46:01 01/27/11 consider this... - icsamerica 12:45:48 01/27/11 I wouldn't shock the block. Heat it up, PB blast it sure - BigTDogg (MA) 12:55:43 01/27/11 2nd - aliaZ 15:21:14 01/27/11 You going to make another comeback? (n/m) - BoneZ 14:18:57 01/27/11 what about sticking a nut over the broken part and filling - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:07:56 01/27/11 huh? what?? - TeddyZ(SFC) 13:13:01 01/27/11 He meant if there was still some threads sticking out - whip 13:23:04 01/27/11 actually.. you dont really need any threads sticking out - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:31:32 01/27/11 I have played this game! I tried an easy out. That broke - Hoppy2 13:23:20 01/27/11
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