any tips removing wheel nuts that wont come out

[na-118]

i use rattle gun on every single car i work on no problems i see these car every 4 months for the last 4 years

[SU-WOOP]

buy a cheep can of bbq butane gas like desposible cans for a portable stove top bash a socket on and spray the gas on the nut FREEZE AND RELEASE works quicker with less damadge on siezed parts while your mid DIY in ya backyard on a sunday
probably crossthreaded az F***K

[gach2]

^^ can someone please explain about this freeze n release technique
explain it to me a noob as i have no idea about how to do this
thanks

[Bludger]

^^ can someone please explain about this freeze n release technique
explain it to me a noob as i have no idea about how to do this
thanks

I don't understand what's going on.

have you tried 1.5 mtr breaker bar yet?

guaranteed will get it off

[butterfingers]

try jacking the car up first

it might help.

[curtis265]

This is why all wheels nuts should be tightened by hand using torque wrench, good luck buddy and if you break anything take the car back to the kunt who tightened the nuts in the first place and make them pay!

yes agry'd, i had to do that once with our old car

[mocchi]

1/2" rattle gun aint the same like 1" gun

[TbM]

1/2" rattle gun aint the same like 1" gun

amazing revelations

[Evok]

find the biggest pole in your area, chop it down and use it as a breaker bar, invite all your mates and have them sit/jump on the bar.

[GU357]

amazing revelations

i agree seems stupid but i think he means the 1 inch or 3/4inch ones REALLY do up the bolts, much more torque then a 1/2 inch rattle gun usually provides.

[marquee]

try jacking the car up first

it might help.

I'm not sure if your serious.

This may seem like a stupid idea but if you try and tighten it and then loosen i have found sometimes that works.

If that fails i would wd40 and breaker bar hope for the best.

Then grab the breaker bar and hit the guy who tightened them up natsrs

[Drifter995]

I'm not sure if your serious.

This may seem like a stupid idea but if you try and tighten it and then loosen i have found sometimes that works.

If that fails i would wd40 and breaker bar hope for the best.

Then grab the breaker bar and hit the guy who tightened them up natsrs

I would say horrible move.
Mostly because the wheel is not on the ground, so it'll spin freely... unless it's in gear, which I imagine isn't very good for the gearbox... I don't know if it's bad for it, I just like to think it's bad for it. Handbrake, eh. (towards the quote you quoted I mean... just realised that as I went to post this... derp)

So yeah, as I said earlier, get a 1/2" breaker bar, get the socket size you need, put it on there, get a huge goddamn piece of pole, wd40 if you must, and pull or push on the bloody pipe. It SHOULD undo it. If not, things have gone sideways, and I'm stumped.