How do i get this bolt?????
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G-man
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lang handle ratchet and short extension,
gavbriggs
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try harder, you need to get a ring spanner on it, one with the loads of faces on it not just 6.
thats how i got mine off anyway, i havnt put it back in yet cos i lost it and keep meaning to buy a new set!!!
thats how i got mine off anyway, i havnt put it back in yet cos i lost it and keep meaning to buy a new set!!!
nathan5346
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It went in there so its gotta come out, keep tryin
gavbriggs
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i know it was a long job getting it out on mine, and ive done it 3 or 4 times!!!
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gavbriggs
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nope, i thort it was the rattle inside the exhaust!! but it wasnt!!
gavbriggs
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i do but its flowers, not really help in this case!
Teflon
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Split the downpipes, leave manifold on head.
SpudH
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Halfords do a set of ratcheting C-Spanners, invaluable for starter motors and not too expensive, cant remember if they are 6 or 12 point though.
Britool used to do a stepless ratchet that got a grip no matter how small the movement. Lost my one and haven't seen them in a few years. I replaced it with a new type 1/2" ratchet from Facom that you can spin the handle so its effectively a zero movement ratchet, it allows you to take up all the ratchet slack to get it moving using it conventionally, bit pricey though. HTH
Britool used to do a stepless ratchet that got a grip no matter how small the movement. Lost my one and haven't seen them in a few years. I replaced it with a new type 1/2" ratchet from Facom that you can spin the handle so its effectively a zero movement ratchet, it allows you to take up all the ratchet slack to get it moving using it conventionally, bit pricey though. HTH
nathan5346
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We knew you'd do it 
gonfellon
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,put a hacksaw blade through the bolt head so you can use a flathead screw driver to put it back in,then just a pinch with the spanner
