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Addressing Overtightened Studs and Lubrication

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At Least The Weld Held! 😂

What happens here

After successful removal of the wheel (not explicitly shown, but implied by the following shots), the mechanic shows the wheel hub with the lug studs. He notes that almost all the lug nuts were overtightened, with one surprisingly found completely loose. A can of 'Blaster GDL Garage Door Lube' is presented, suggesting it was used to help penetrate and lubricate the seized threads, making the removal possible with the cheater bar.

Goal: With the wheel successfully removed, the mechanic points out the remaining lug studs, emphasizing how several were overtightened, with one being completely loose. A can of 'Blaster GDL Garage Door Lube' is shown, implying its use to aid in loosening the stubborn nuts.

Tools and materials

  • Blaster GDL Garage Door Lube
  • Screwdriver

What they say

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bar all right these things were on there did not need to be over tightened all these right here were over Titan and that one actually was completely loose luckily it had this cover on it that one didn't come off but I don't think those would have came off anyway that was insane never have I seen nuts on the studs that tight crazy that mixed a little bit with this garage door Lube The Fabulous Blaster and my curiosity

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