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Old 09-23-2009, 07:26 PM
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superchrger malfunction

ivebeen trying to get my supercharger off with the allen wrench but the friken thing wont come off its like the bolts are welded on i even tried wd40 to get it off and used a couple pointers frm one of the threads but still nothing...did anyone have a prblm lik this and how did u fix it????
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If your just using an allen wrench, your probly not gonna be able to get enough torque to turn the bolt.
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6mm wrench and elbow grease
Old 09-23-2009, 07:43 PM
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use the allen, and grab it with a huge set of pliers. use the leverage of the pliers and twist your wrist.. In other words.. grab the allen where its perpendicular to the tip of the pliers. Hope you can understand what im saying i dont have a picture
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get a a socket that has a allen key in it, that way u can use a rachet to turn it, a lot easier....
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Originally Posted by Jn2
get a a socket that has a allen key in it, that way u can use a rachet to turn it, a lot easier....
wont work on the lower bolts trust me I've done this a thousand times!

use the allen wrench and some sort of breaker bar!!! please wear gloves if you do it like this they'll come right out!!..
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yup just took mine off last night, long allen wrench and a pair of vice grips..
be careful do it as straight as pos so u don't strip ur ****.
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Originally Posted by ddsscobalt
use the allen, and grab it with a huge set of pliers. use the leverage of the pliers and twist your wrist.. In other words.. grab the allen where its perpendicular to the tip of the pliers. Hope you can understand what im saying i dont have a picture
i did tht i even used vice grips it got to the point wer the allen wrench started twisting with the pliers lol im prbly gnna use thesocket wrench idea Jn2 was talking about i have 2 see thouh but is it supposed tob tht friken hardi mean the thing feels lik its welded on it seemed so easyon the how to lol
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put a boxed end socket wrench on the end of the alley key for leverage if you are too cheap to buy a $10 set of allen sockets
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Originally Posted by selfinfliction
put a boxed end socket wrench on the end of the alley key for leverage if you are too cheap to buy a $10 set of allen sockets
i got all the tools and ive i haveallen sockets but thefriken screw dont budge im gnna try the socket wrench tmrw c if it works ill post tmrw tsay how it goes
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