sprocket studs
my bike is so powerful it sheared them right off the carrier.
haha, j/k. seriously tho, how would i get em out? for some reason i have a feeling that some penetrating lube, some heat, and a regular stud puller won't do the job, but i could be wrong. id rather not cut off the ends, then drill em out and re-tap the holes. that seems retarded. they arent stripped, but im not concerned with damaging the studs, as long as i dont damage the threaded holes they go into. |
Can't you just bang 'em out like a car stud?
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the holes dont go all the way thru, and they're threaded in according to the parts diagram i was looking at.
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I had the same problem on my old bike. I used wd40 and carefully loosen them. when I couldn't go any farther, I sprayed them with more oil and let it sit for a while then loosen them further. There might be a better/faster way but thats what worked for me. good luck
oh, if you have any brainiac friends keep them the fuck away from your bike...trust me on this one |
yeah I was gonna say... spray some PB Blaster... let it sit for a couple minutes... then spray some more... again.. sit... spray some more and then try...
PB Blaster > WD40 IMO |
yeah I was gonna say... spray some PB Blaster... let it sit for a couple minutes... then spray some more... again.. sit... spray some more and then try...
PB Blaster > WD40 IMO I think so too, it was just the only shit I had layin around |
PB will eat through a styrophome(sp) cup quick. I did it before.
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Better stick with the wd40 then... just go slow take your time
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no the styrophome thing is to show how quickly it penetrates.... use PB Blaster... it's the shit
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yea i was gonna say, theres no styrofoam on my wheel lol
so basically just work it out slow. ok. no one try the stud puller technique? maybe i should try both...gotta pull 10 studs out...see what works best. |
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