If it matters its the bolt for teh panhard rod on the drivers side.


Tried using oil so far, cant get the thing to move at all.

 

I had a hell of a time getting this bolt off, too.

Use a wire brush to clean up the threads. Hit it up with PB blaster the day before you start working on it. If you have access to a torch, hit it up with some heat. Then get a big breaker bar, and go to work on it!

 

This is a large high torque bolt, are you using a long 1/2 drive breaker bar? A pipe extension on a short bar works to.

 

I'm using wrenchs, regular wrenchs.

Whats PB blaster and what is a breaker bar? Just put a pipe over the wrench?

 

PB blaster is penetrating oil and yea just put a pipe over the wrench.

I just had to use my muscles *flexes*

 

Wanna drive to CT muscleman? LOL

 

This: http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item....re&dir=catalog

 

Got some gunk penetrating oil and a couple of pipes, home depot didnt have PB blaster and i wont be paying 90 bucks for a breaker bar... I hope lol

 

unless you make a living wrenching on cars, its not worth paying 90 for a breaker bar. you can get away with a 20 dollar bar. hit the bolts up with the penetrating oil a couple of hours before you decide to attempt taking it off.

 

Use a breaker bar or a piece of pipe over your wrench. If that doesn't work you can heat the bolt up.

 

Got it, that gunk stuff made it pretty easy, 4 bucks of pipe adn a socket wrench got it after that.

Thanks.

 

If you use a socket, it should be a 6 point.

 

It was, but why is that important?

 

A 12 point has less contact area, and thereby a better chance of rounding the nut or bolt head.