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04-16-2011, 10:07 PM
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As a 30 plus year auto tech My best penetrating fluid I ever found was from Chrysler sold in their shops called heat valve penetrant ( used for the heat valve riser ) it was a small can but lasted a long time I personally had a 1/4 exhaust stud nut seized almost twisting off sprayed it friday monday I took off the nut with fingers its still available Don
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05-08-2011, 01:54 AM
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My cam knob for the deck height adjustment on my IH CC 1000 appeared to have not been loosened for years, and I couldn't get it loose, even with a strap wrench.
I soaked it with PB Blaster for a few days, and yesterday it came loose by hand. Thumbs up from me. Josh P
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05-09-2011, 12:13 AM
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PB is a good off the shelf product for the price. When you are working at a shop that foots the bill, get a can of aero-kroil. It's like a rocket fuel high octane version of PB but it's expensive. I used to work for a turbocharger manufacturer and the guys in the repair department encountered some nasty rusted together iron parts. They swore by the stuff.
Also we had bits for die grinders that were just a slotted mandrel. They were for inserting a strip of scotch-brite. A toot of aero-kroil and one of those die grinders with a scotch brite bit would take an old rusty hunk and shine it up real nice with little effort.
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