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PostSubject: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyMon Dec 28 2009, 14:27

how is everyone doing it?

double nutting?
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyMon Dec 28 2009, 16:21

double nut that s**t yo
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyMon Dec 28 2009, 17:18

I dont know how others do it but I use a pair of mole grips that fit em just dandy and give em a whack with a hammer and round they spin.
I think I've only ever had one or two that needed heat.

If yo need a hand I'll come do it for ya.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyMon Dec 28 2009, 17:36

stud extractor is the way to go mate they are fairly cheap tohttp://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/laser-stud-remover-set-5-piece
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyMon Dec 28 2009, 17:50

nineiron wrote:
stud extractor is the way to go mate they are fairly cheap tohttp://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/product/details/laser-stud-remover-set-5-piece

Yes I agree... in theory...

I've pretty much binned god knows how many of these sets as they are mainly pants (imo) even the snap on ones I sold when I was dealer.

But in the real world moleys work every time then just put new studs in theyre about 20p each.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 01:28

guy wrote:

But in the real world moleys work every time then just put new studs in theyre about 20p each.

is there any reason i shouldnt bin the studs and nuts, and just use allen bolts?
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 03:41

None really as long as they dont bottom out of course.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 07:42

aren't studs usually better though? Hence all the ARP stud kits?
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 09:47

Its only a rocker cover that's to be held on they'd be a little heavy duty lol.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 10:21

where does it say rocker cover, title says cylinder head studs? To me that means the studs that hold the head to the block Removing cylinder head studs Icon_study
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 15:09

I use my teeth Removing cylinder head studs Icon_twisted
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 18:44

Just playing devil's advocate but i think the poster needs to be clearer...

I say yes to mole grips if it is the rocker cover studs which are stuck...check on ebay volksbolts do a stainless stud (with allen key head) and stainless domed nuts

and i say yes to Tiz...if the poster meant cylinder head bolts.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 19:10

VW Mike wrote:
Just playing devil's advocate but i think the poster needs to be clearer...

I say yes to mole grips if it is the rocker cover studs which are stuck...check on ebay volksbolts do a stainless stud (with allen key head) and stainless domed nuts

and i say yes to Tiz...if the poster meant cylinder head bolts.


Yes mike, I agree completely, but using ones noodle it's possible to read between the lines plus if you can remove the head studs (which are actually triple square headed bolts) by double nutting then I'd eat my hat, LOL Removing cylinder head studs Icon_santa

The stainless bolts and domed nuts are really smooth so much so I had to buy some.

Tiz, I am happy for you to pick up on me or other users but come on fella use your brains, which you clearly have, A little more please.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 20:44

I read it as being the studs that hold the inlet and exhaust manifolds on the head.

Molegrips FTW
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 20:52

guy wrote:
VW Mike wrote:
Just playing devil's advocate but i think the poster needs to be clearer...

I say yes to mole grips if it is the rocker cover studs which are stuck...check on ebay volksbolts do a stainless stud (with allen key head) and stainless domed nuts

and i say yes to Tiz...if the poster meant cylinder head bolts.


Yes mike, I agree completely, but using ones noodle it's possible to read between the lines plus if you can remove the head studs (which are actually triple square headed bolts) by double nutting then I'd eat my hat, LOL Removing cylinder head studs Icon_santa

The stainless bolts and domed nuts are really smooth so much so I had to buy some.

Tiz, I am happy for you to pick up on me or other users but come on fella use your brains, which you clearly have, A little more please.

Well they would be rocker cover studs not "cylinder head studs". How do you know it hasnt had a stud conversion? Surely if somebody wants help you shouldnt have to read between the lines lol they should explain better.. Everybody thought they was something different haha.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 20:53

This has turned into a full blown argument!

I did infact mean the studs which hold the rocker cover on.

Cheers for all the help though anyway.

Tom
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 21:38

Well we got that sorted then.
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 21:46

guy wrote:
Well we got that sorted then.

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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 21:51

And I you matey, but not in a manly way of course.

Nice to see that even though you can dish it you can take it too.

I love a good swing of the hand bags, no offence meant and none taken.



oh and I'm only saying that cos you were wrong and I was right.


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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyTue Dec 29 2009, 22:39

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And I you matey, but not in a manly way of course.

Nice to see that even though you can dish it you can take it too.

I love a good swing of the hand bags, no offence meant and none taken.



oh and I'm only saying that cos you were wrong and I was right.


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Aye its all fair enough, if i was right i would be rubbing it in your face worse... but i wasn't :( my time will come Smile Removing cylinder head studs Lol
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PostSubject: Re: Removing cylinder head studs   Removing cylinder head studs EmptyWed Dec 30 2009, 11:21

I admire your patience !
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