Bolt seized in scs
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scootbaseball
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Same thing happened to Sanchez.
Cut it I'm guessing.
You'll need a enw clamp bolt.
Is it stripped or just stuck?
Cut it I'm guessing.
You'll need a enw clamp bolt.
Is it stripped or just stuck?
you might not like this idea but whenn i had a bolt stuck on one of my old scooters i got a drill and got a small drill pice and then drilled through it and then get a big ddrill pice then drill the head of the bolt should come of then bobs your ubcle there you have your nut off
other wise if u wanted to keep the bolt i wouldent know wat to do
Hunty
other wise if u wanted to keep the bolt i wouldent know wat to do
Hunty
scootbaseball
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WTF are you saying?
Like I don't speek what you speek
Like I don't speek what you speek
kurt warren
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if u cut it in the middle it will still be stuck on the threaded side
JonnyJonDogg
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u shoulda greased them before u even used it, i did andmine are still perfect
spitfire0453
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Tighten them all up again the loose them little buy litte.
Trevor Noller
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Cut through the bolt that is seized until you hear the tension release. Take your allen key and screw the bolt out.
This happened to my SCS too.
This happened to my SCS too.
brandon kilbury
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same thing happened to me today, what I did was just tightened all the other bolts as much as I could then the tight one came out. If that doesnt work I would spray some lubricant or silicone spray anywhere you can to get to the treads and bottom of the head of the bolt and try the same thing. If that doesn't work I'd talk to andrew about a replacement
Freddy Cacace
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This may sound like a stupid question, but since it wasnt answered in this thread, i will ask it, because this is what happened to Chris Sanchez. Did you put them on THREADED forks? If you did it onto THREADED forks, then you're going to have to like cut it or something, im not exactly sure what chris did, but he did it onto threaded forks(he just wanted to see what it looked like on his scooter before making a trade i think) and all but one of the bolts would come out.
I probably just wasted some time typing this. hope that helped.
I probably just wasted some time typing this. hope that helped.
Trevor Noller
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You can if the tension doesn't release.TomK said:
For me I sawed about halfway through then I heard a loud crack. I thought to myself, "Maybe that was the tension releasing itself?" So, I took my allen key and the bolt just screwed right out.
Dom Marconi
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take a stock steertube and put your allen key in it and then turn it u get more leverage
gerkin of honour
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that could work or a last option is to take it to a bike shop and get it taken out. but that could cost a bit of money.
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