[apehair]

May you bite the edge of your tongue in the same place. Over and over. Without ceasing. While interviewing for a new job.

May your nose run green into your mustache and beyond, with the untamed enthusiasm of the Falls at Iguasu, while you aim to impress the waitress of your dreams.

May you zip the skin on your private partner into your jeans the one time you attempt to be cool by going commando.

Use anti-seize on any parts involving the exhaust. Particularly the 02 sensor.

My loathing glows with the fiery passion of a thousand burning suns.

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[apehair]

Thanks, Beech and GP. A buddy dropped by with some stuff in a spray can. Don't remember the name. It's been soaking for a bit, so I'm about to give it another yank. I will order the products you recommended, though. They sound perfect.

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[apehair]

A buddy of mine came over with his solvent. Forgot what brand it was. It was supposed to work in 20 minutes. Didn't. I pushed with the wrench, I hit the wrench with a hammer. Nothing. So I tried it again in 40. No go. And again a few more times during the evening. It was kinda funny to watch myself slide across the garage floor from pushing against the wrench. There was no amount of hammering, pushing or pulling that would loosen that nut.

This morning I tried again, and after a couple dozen hits with the hammer, it finally let go. What a relief!

Going to the auto parts store this afternoon to buy some solvent. Kee-raist! Thanks for the tips on which ones to buy.

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[apehair]

Success is glorius. Next thing would have been a propane or MAPP gas torch, have to work fast heat and wrench as fast as you can so the inside part doesn't heat up too much. :dance:

Yeah. I wanted to stay away from that solution. I've seldom had much luck with it.

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