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attetion suspention experts...how to remove a seized pin in a perch???HELP PLEASE!!

how to remove a seezed pin from a perch???


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twoslo4five0

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alright before i get started ive talked to manny,kert form 2IY4x,and chas (aka gmc4cw)...i need to know what yall would do in this situation...i pulled my suspention apart today and the pin in the passanger side spring is stuck in the perch...i unbolted spring and removed it and tried to pull the pin out by its self but its seezed in the perch...ive heard many diffrent ways to solve tis problem but im gonna start a poll to see what you guys think...
 
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pb blaster let it soak, then use a punch and bfh and knock it through

edit: wait, its stuck in the perch or stuck in the springs?
 
I voted for my own recommendation! :D

PB Blaster or Liquid Wrench the sucker! Wait a bit, then utilizing a vice grip try to move the bolt side to side. Persuade it with a BFH if need be. If a no-go, then air chisel it off, drill it out. You have the depth since you have a sister 44 hangin' around, so by and by the drill bit will collapse the bolt in on itself and the sucker will come out. Just remember to use WD40/PB/LW or motor oil to lube it, so it stays cool.

Best wishes. Exercise patience and remain stead fast in resolve. It'll come out. Oh, and don't cuss at it. Sweet talk it! :bow:

Manny
 
MuddinManny said:
I voted for my own recommendation! :D

PB Blaster or Liquid Wrench the sucker! Wait a bit, then utilizing a vice grip try to move the bolt side to side. Persuade it with a BFH if need be. If a no-go, then air chisel it off, drill it out. You have the depth since you have a sister 44 hangin' around, so by and by the drill bit will collapse the bolt in on itself and the sucker will come out. Just remember to use WD40/PB/LW or motor oil to lube it, so it stays cool.

Best wishes. Exercise patience and remain stead fast in resolve. It'll come out. Oh, and don't cuss at it. Sweet talk it! :bow:

Manny
thanks manny you seem to always have a positve way to put a spin on things...is far as cusing at it goes that seems to work best for me....
 
How about a compromise?

I would pb the snot out of it, let it soak a while then heat it good with the propane torch. Grab the nut with your vice grips and yank...:weld:
 
Did you try smacking the perch with a BFH? Dont pussy foot around with it. If you have the cast perches you can hit them way hard and not hurt them. The shock of the vibes through the perch should knock it loose.

Oh and shoot it with PB Blaster before you start.

Ira
 
well? What was the outcome? I hope for the best! C'mon...there is a story here somewhere,

Oh, btw....

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Manny
 
i didnt even work on it tonight...to cold outside....insted i stayed inside and watched borat on dvd!!!pics will come in the next day or 2...
 
twoslo4five0 said:
i didnt even work on it tonight...to cold outside....insted i stayed inside and watched borat on dvd!!!pics will come in the next day or 2...

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When all else fails, oxy it , it will come out, give it time, and try to keep a good attitude, when i get mad something bad usally comes from it. Good luck
 
alright guys...i didnt get any pics but i heated the pin up tonight and tried the pipe wrench it just twisted the pin...the i took mannys idea and use a bfh...well the pin broke off...now it looks like i gotta drill it out...this axle isnt going back in the truck but i do gotta get this pin out before i sell the axle...this sucks...
 
twoslo4five0 said:
alright guys...i didnt get any pics but i heated the pin up tonight and tried the pipe wrench it just twisted the pin...the i took mannys idea and use a bfh...well the pin broke off...now it looks like i gotta drill it out...this axle isnt going back in the truck but i do gotta get this pin out before i sell the axle...this sucks...

So sorry to hear that. The heating prolly weakend the pin and increased the stress shear. Like I said to you before, mark your drill bit and start drilling as close to the diameter as possible. Use WD40 or motor oil to lube. When you get down far enough, the pin will collapse on itself and should extract around the drill bit. Just use patience and it'll be out in 10 minutes or less. Wish I was there to help ya!

Manny
 

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