PanteraKitty

Use SIX POINT box end so you do not round off the bolt heads/nuts. Liquid Wrench or PB Blaster work better than WD-40. A few drops in the nuts might help.

Those bolts should be torqued to 61 lbf-ft or (83Nm) or 8.5 kgf-m

hirev

you can always try cold, yes....use that air in a can, works on stuck screws, freeze the bolt and try it then....

s2000Junky

Start going to the gym?

nartnailuj

^win

josh7owens

I took these bolts out last night when we swapped my axles to newer low millage ones. I used a 1/2 air impact and they came right off. no issues at all. The car is a 2000 with 130k on it.

mister_two

As a reminder please make sure both the front and rear are resting squarely on jackstands - wouldn't hurt to have spare wheels as secondary support. As leverage increases the chance of weight shifting increase also.

RedY2KS2k

CRC sells a spray penetrant that supposedly freezes at the same time it penetrates. I've never tried it, but the concept sounds interesting.

Of course, access to a 1/2" drive air impact renders the whole discussion moot.

frei

^ This