Reply With Quoteum - I don't have any on mine. I guess the school of thought on them was that the wheel being attached would hold the drum in place.
So - drill 'em out!
That might help because nothing else did. their still in there. WOriginally Posted by Blknight.aus
um - I don't have any on mine. I guess the school of thought on them was that the wheel being attached would hold the drum in place.
So - drill 'em out!
yep that seems the logical way to go. I have a small tub of loctite anti seize which ill be using some on reassembly. Its good stuff. should be used on suspension bolts and anywhere where its likely to corrode in a short amount of time. w.um - I don't have any on mine. I guess the school of thought on them was that the wheel being attached would hold the drum in place.
So - drill 'em out!
Thanks john, i did end up drillen em out. Wum - I don't have any on mine. I guess the school of thought on them was that the wheel being attached would hold the drum in place.
So - drill 'em out!
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