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#532062 04/25/2009 3:46 PM
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Does anybody have suggestions on getting clutchhead rear fender bolts off? Got the clutchhead screwdrivers but they don't grip well to a rusted bolt.

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A good pair of Vise grips will do the job,make sure the teeth on the jaws are not worn.

That's what I used on mine.


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Originally Posted by jockbolter50
A good pair of Vise grips will do the job,make sure the teeth on the jaws are not worn.

That's what I used on mine.

I did the same thing. I turned them until the bolts broke & bought new ones.


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...and if that doesn't work grab your grinder...


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