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Alloy wheel stuck on hub
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Matt
PostPosted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:54 pm Up
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Howey wrote:
Rubber mallet.

This ^^^

Jack it up and hit it at the top

Use copper grease next time, lee has some 3in1 if you want to borrow it Wink

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t110jim
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Try 2 kettles of boiling water this normally works then when off put some copper grease on hub
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Andrew
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Will the boiling water ruin the paint on my alloys?
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t110jim
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no it will not harm paint its just the different types of metel expand and contral at differnt rates it just breaks the seal between hub and wheel
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Tezza
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This happened with my mates Bora and we had to continuouslly hit it with a rubber mallet, eventually it came off Smile

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Geoff
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t110jim wrote:
no it will not harm paint its just the different types of metel expand and contral at differnt rates it just breaks the seal between hub and wheel

I've not heard that way before - I shall try that one next time.

But I agree, they can be an absolute bugger to get the wheels off when really stuck.

I resorted once on a trailer taking the bolts out and ramming the trailer into a kerb.... it originally kept coming off the axle stands when I hit it with a hammer Mad

I wonder why I bother with this place, 4 years and all members do is slag each other off. Even Barry Boys seems a nicer place at times...

 
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