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ok hate to sound stupid, but what is PB?
PB Blaster is a product that works better then WD-40.
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ok hate to sound stupid, but what is PB?

Sorry, should've specified- PB is PB blaster, or some sort of rust penetrate. I've also heard it called Kroil, Liquid Wrench, etc. Something that is sprayable and has more penetrating abilities than WD40.
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ok yeah i've been soaking them in Liquid wrench, hope to try on them today.
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ok yeah i've been soaking them in Liquid wrench, hope to try on them today.
i ended up having to use a nut cracker on mine ....best part was i was still able to use the old stud afterwords
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PC Blaster, penatrating oil.
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Sorry, should've specified- PB is PB blaster, or some sort of rust penetrate. I've also heard it called Kroil, Liquid Wrench, etc. Something that is sprayable and has more penetrating abilities than WD40.
PB Blaster, Liquid Wrench and KROIL are three completely different brand names of penetrants. KROIL works the best out of those three and is worth the extra price IMO.
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pb is short for pb blaster thats penentrating oil
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All right, just got them off. They had been soaking for a couple of days now and I applied some heat and they reluctently came off. Now maybe I can push some dirt instead of skimming across on the pads. Thanks guys. Love this site sure wish we had all this when we were kids trial and error was terrible.
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