OLD MECHANIC TAUGHT ME THIS YEARS AGO! Remove rusty bolts with no chemicals.
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That escalated quickly?
Get a pump sprayer with water and you can forceully rinse at the bolt as you back it off. And hardly any bolt prep for the reinstall if it's already rinsed clean. Just a quick brushing and rinse and rag dry, and antiseize. But that would be more for a full time heavy equipment mechanic dealing with fasteners all day, the pump sprayer.
If the bolts were moving I wouldnt be watching this video...
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There's a very fine line between a bolt turning and a bolt twisting. If in doubt, just save yourself the headache and use heat and penetrant
If I could turn it either way I wouldn't have had to look up how to deal with it. Bummer.
You've made multiple videos on this trick. You can't make enough of these, it's very helpful. I essential snapped a bolt holding fastened on a splash shield. Sometimes you just underestimate the bolt situation.
This trick always helps me out when I am taking break lines off the caliper. Using a flare wrench, I wiggle the nut tight then loose and it hasn’t let me down yet!
Real title, "How not to break off a rusty bolt that was coming off anyway without chemicals".
Easy to say that when youre on the couch eating potato chips.. nerd..
@@TheDickMan_ if it’s rusted, it might bind up as if it were crossthreaded. A stripped/crossthreaded bolt is a lot harder to remove than a rusted bolt that just needs a wiggle forward-back-forward like trying to reverse out of a muddy/snowy parking spot.
@@TheDickMan_ For hot moon lady I do value your feministic hagging immensely. I hope you got that bolt loosened. LOL
@@wonksliver oh its loosened alright 😛
This worked! I could not for the life of me get a bolt loose on a trailer I’m working on. Great tip. Thanks for sharing with us.
I completely agree, I use penitrating fluid and heat depending on the application as well. Wire brushing the bolt helps too. If you are going something with a gasket, lossen one bolt and tighten back on before you move to the next, then loosen them 1/4 of a turn each untill loose.
What about your horrendous English skills ? Is that fixable ?
Lmao i love how these videos always show bolts that arent even problematic or rusted to where youd need to search this
And it's beautiful weather with the sun shining.
@@paulsawczyc5019 and the car is on a lift
And you have proper tools
"Easy tricks anyone can use to remove rusty problematic bolts" has a professionals garage with hydraulic lift and every tool imaginable.
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Easiest way to do something; JUST DO IT. Brilliant, Cleetus.
Good to hear Chukie again
Awesome I've done that before it really works great tip brother
It's one I don't do enough, because I forget, but it's one to be really careful with. You can still certainly snap bolts by doing it this way.
Thank you, worked a treat on an old finishing mower deck.
I have a seized rear tracking cam bolt in a bushing. The wheel alignment mechanic said, it's seized, if it snaps then it will be a £300 job. U thing if I soak in wd40 daily for a week then try this, I can take it back for alignment without it potentially snapping. Metal seized to rubber could be different.
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I've used this method before and it works as long as the nut or bolt isn't stripped.
Used my mother's 3-in-1 sewing machine oil as well.
Ha, I just broke off a bolt trying this. Guess it was too rusted for this method.
I have had to do that thousands of times working on salty outboards
This tip will save you on exhaust manifolds!!! 👍🏻👍🏻
That's an easy one. Do one that doesn't budge either way.
If there's no other way and it has to move or snap, put a breaker bar on apply light pressure and just hold it for several seconds, then a bit more pressure and hold, etc. A breaker works because it flexes so you can gauge the force. If you're lucky the rust will start to crack slowly down the thread, it'll move a fraction and then you can wiggle it. Nothing clever about it just giving it time to let go. It'll snap if it's really bad but I rarely have to drill or cut and everything here in Wales is rusted to hell.
Obviously an old video and reply. Heat and a hammer will out perform and chemical or brute force method
Thanks for this, it's helpful
Great Trick brother!
admit it guys, we watch it while our hands are still greasy
Interesting video, although the title is somewhat misleading since vinegar is a very simple chemical compound of water and acetic acid CH3COOH or C2H4O2. cheers!
Ok. I have a stuck pin, no threads.
Should I use a solvent or heat?
Lmao this trick is like saying "have you tried turning it off and back on again?"
What brand combo wrench is that?
Anyone who has turned a wrench more than four times has figured this out already
Tldr : adjust back and forth to loosen it
Tonight as I viewed another video and left a comment, I was going to use a word/term that I have used since high school.
It involves twisting or torquing a tight lid or bolt, or knob. For example, “I had to really ‘REEF’ on that bolt to get it to loosen.”
Yet, I cannot find this term anywhere. In fact, I’m not sure how to spell it either.
Any help out there?
🟥🟥🟥 Always try to tighten just a pube FIRST to break the crust.
good QUICK advice. thx
Either that, or it snaps with no warning.
I see that you have done this already yourself.
@@paulsawczyc5019 Of course! That's how we learn NOT to snap it off....
I use a torch to remove it and it works for me
Everyone has a technique. But as long as you dont have to drill and re-tap that's the endgame
One way then other, use liquid wrench and heat if All else fails! Take it slow and don't force it!
just make sure we can't see what you're doing at all. Nice video!
Yup, old trick. But really, where are you that you cant find some kind of lubricant including water ? But again, this trick does work in very extreme situations.
Can you tell me how please🙏, my bike I want to loosen the bolts, i have all the tools but it's soooooo hard it's stripped and I've put alot of wd40 in it, but it's not working what can I do?
Get someone stronger than you,,,prybar,,,,
If the bolt head is stripped or rounded off, you’ll have to try driving a smaller socket on it. Or try to break them loose with a hammer and chisel, an air hammer works super well. Or if you have a set of those sockets that are designed to grip rounded bolt heads, try those.
As far as breaking them loose, you first need to get a solid grip on the bolt, then try smacking the head with a hammer. Soak them with PB Blaster. Heat them up. Use a cheater bar. Etc.
There are many different ways to get them loose and removed. Without knowing what sized bolts, what condition they’re in, what tools you have, etc, it’s hard to give good advice. There is no one size fits all method to removing bolts or nuts.
Good luck!
Oh. I thought you were going to give me some information that every man doesn’t already know.
That is a good tip I have used it many time, but I always use a pentrating oil still. Your a fool not to
Sometimes they work sometimes they don't Use penetrant oil or just oil. If that fails try heat or weaken the nut
The best idea to open it with jack
Thank you
lets see what you got, I alreadygone through half a can of wd40, 3 wrenches and 1 wooden mallet.
aight this is interesting but already tried it and the bolth is not moving anyway, I even marked it to see...
not a nanometer of movement! and it broke some wrenches and a mallet!
what to do...?
I've done that before and no one told me about it.
You sir are the Bolt Whisperer.
@@lostintime8651 😁
It works!
Good tip....hey chuckie
A YOUNG MAN TOLD ME THAT VERY SAME THING
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Most the time rusted bolts break on me, even using this technique lol
Have used this technique on starter bolts on diesel semi truck engines some times we had to use 3/4 ratchets or breaker bars would tighten until you got one pop noise and then start to loosen it’s not always a rusted bolt steel bolts into aluminum flywheel housing will take a set. Tighten to break that set and then it starts to break free easier have used the same technique with air guns on bolts wh
Yup a breaker bar on lug nuts is like no effort at all !
Heat ,heat ,heat, that's what an old mechanic told you . You forgot.
My bolt just nutted!
what if the nut got sheared in the process?
Ive been doing that for a long time
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Kroil come back the next day and no have to go back and fourth. If that dont work heat and done
Very constructive
Better solution is to just adress the actual problem and clean the the threads with a wire brush use a bunch of penetrating fluid and just loosen it until you get to clean threads otherwise the whole process takes forever and your more likely to strip something
Smart I like that
Oops. Sorry. When using steel bolts in to steel threads. Such as head bolts in to the block and mains bolts Thanks you
You also need a lubricant or anti seize such as wd40 or the metal could "pick up"
Wd40 is not a anti seize why do some think wd40 is the greatest thing since sliced cheese
@@ttss5726 WD 40 is an anti seize as is any oil. Granted its effects will not last long. Soaking seizes parts over night or for a few hours can help free otherwise seized components.
I kept waiting for him to say I'm going to go ahead and...
gets to you also then, the "go ahead" filler phrase drive me nuts
To make it even easier, once tightened back up the first time spray with penetrating fluid. That way it is lubricated under the nut when you back it off again 👍
Zpour a littie brake fluid on rusty bolt and see the d result
*How to loosen a nut* so what you want to do is tighten it
Thx Dan Bilzerian
sorry, mine won't move at all in either direction.
Soak it in vinegar first. Put an old rusty bolt in vinegar see wot happens
White Vineger!
I've known that for over 35 years
Ok but what do I do if I can't even move it at all.
WD- 40 let it penetrate for a few hours
Or heat it up, or drill it out, or search on TH-cam for "rusted bolts"
I was taught to get a punch and smack it a few times first.
Yea it's called a freakin cutting torch
Is that Chucky2009 in the back
I thought the same thing, sounds just like him.
Yeah I'd say so!
Yes it is.
Thease are mildly rusted bolts ,there is far more serious rusted bolts you would not remove with this method. What you did was fine ,not for the tough bolts.
Heat and a hammer
Is that Chuckee?
I haven't heard his voice in a while.
My bolt wont even loosen
Heat + wax
Actually... start by tightening it.
this would be great if this bolt wasn’t round😅
Except My Bolts NEVER TURN...
Does this trick work with an old girlfriend? Asking for a friend!
Wow, what a revelation, not.
Guys help 😕😭
Weird Al Yankovic commentating???
lol
Just click bait...over 1 million views so it worked...
Kotex works for me. I put my girlfriends used Kotex on rusted bolts,and when the bolts immediately plug their nose,they fly out and ping ting cling way over the other side of the shop.
That’s total bs.