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If you haven't done the job, I would strongly recommend spraying the bolts/nuts with PB Blaster lube a few times and let it soak for 24hrs prior to disassembling.
If you feel any excessive resistance after you crack them free, re-spray and try and get right under bolt head with the straw tip to let it drip down threads.
I use it for everything older that looks a little rusted before disassembling.
Works great.
I typically use anti-seize paste on most fasteners when I rebuild to prevent rusting/corrosion.
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