jam nuts wont loosen on BMR phb
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jam nuts wont loosen on BMR phb
i just bought a BMR phb from a member on here two days ago. i took off the stock phb and tried to get the BMR to factory length but cant get neither of the jam nuts lose.......and i have work at 1
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Put a wrench on the nut and turn down.I dont think its reverse threaded but i cant remember when I did mine awhile back.if it's giving you problems moving you could give it some heat and some taps from a hammer
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You could try calling bmr and asking real quick or just bolt it all the way on and drive it wherever you gotta go until you can get it back in the garage.It just centers the rearend and shouldn't be that much off
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Must have gotten moisture in between nut and threads.don't destroy it with a hammer.if you have a little propane torch,just heat up the nut and tap a few times with a hammer.if you don't have one get one at home depot.you can get one for around $20 and has helped me plenty of times with nuts/bolts.you should be atleast able to get it up in there and bolted in for the mean time.
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can you find a torch like the one you have on google images so i can see what im looking for when i go to lowes. i took off the bmr and put the factory one back on cuz i had to be at work. i think im going to put it in a vice and try your method with the torch.
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This is what I bought at Home Depot for around $20.Same price or a little cheaper than buying the Bottle and Torch Head separate.Comes with flux & solder to use that too if ever needed.
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love it. my car needed almost 3/4-1in adjustment and its stock height. helps alot with my 315's in the back. around turns it really shines, it doesnt hop or skip around corners anymore. it just bolts out the corner!