There is a specialty tool designed for that purpose. You may have a slot or tab in the top of the "strut rod", if you don't have the right tool, you have to use a wrench on the bolt (turning counter clockwise) and a large screw driver on the slot (turning clockwise) or a pair of vise grips on the tab (turning clockwise). I ended up using a "nut splitter", but this isn't the best way, because most struts require that you reuse your hardware. A trip to ACE and I was good.
I think it is condensation
went out today in my 56 plate tranny no probs stopped at shop then wouldnt start not even turning over had to be towed home help whats wrong ?
Whats wrong when an 86 ford aerostar keeps trying to start after the engine is running?
The alchemists were trying to make gold out of ordinary things.
It will die eventually, whats the point of trying
shut up you pikey and stop trying to bump peoples stuff, those things are not cheap ya' know. Whats the price on the black market these days then?
Growing up and trying to find out whats important in life
It means, "Keep trying, do not stop, do not quit."
hay jack whats up with that stare who you trying to scare
Im trying to install it, and it says: Unable to write to the temp directory in: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local settings\Temp\. Check that you have write access to this directory. Whats the problem? im trying remove the write protection, and it just wont work
Most motorcycle ignitions have whats called a "shear bolt" I think, they're designed to "shear" off the hex portion of the bolt when installing the ignition. This prevents theft. Usually to remove the cone type bolt the best way it to use a steal center punch and hit the head of the bolt to turn it counter-clockwise to loosen it. If it is too tight to loosen this way unfortunately the only other option I know of it to drill the bolt out. Good Luck. MotoMedix Ottawa.
May be one or both of the following: A 'death-grip'. Loosen up. Let the trumpet nearly hang on your hand. A crooked, cramped wrist. Once you loosen your grip, straighten your wrist.