Did You Know This Mechanic Trick? Not Many people Do! This also works with a jack!

tommy

2 months ago

the head was rounded off NOT STRIPPED

Chris Perez

Colorado Springs, CO · 3 months ago

But what if I can’t fit my big ass C clamp in there to do it?

Richard Johnson

Hopkinsville, KY · an hour ago

vice grips

Pat Webb

New York City, NY · 12 days ago

Just buy a set of reverse sockets that suck down on the bolt head as you try to loosen it problem solved

commencents

Holton, MI · 3 months ago

In your example, a vise-grip would have worked.

Steve Cutler

Draper, UT · 22 days ago

nice bro

Greg

2 months ago

ok that one was ok

Judgement

4 months ago

You can also use armandhammer with super glue. When it drys that bolt will come right off.

Peter Plaunter

Cherokee, KS · 4 months ago

How about a pipe wrench?

Noe Acuna

Denham Springs, LA · 2 months ago

smart I always just use an irwen tool

M Best

Old Washington, OH · 2 months ago

there an easier way to remove it

miami heeat

Miami, FL · 4 months ago

Thanks For All your 🙏 Videos 👍

TED BUNDY

Mechanicsville, VA · 3 months ago

just by the right sockets

🤔

4 months ago

I'll just tap it

Pedro Cruz

New York City, NY · 4 months ago

thanks for that

Bobby Graham

Pontiac, MI · 4 months ago

yeah because we can get a c-clamp in every type spot where the bolts are stripped

Michael Crosby

Irvington, AL · 4 months ago

what if there Is no way to c clamp it i guess just cut it off and drill it and tap it out lol

Rider on the storm

4 months ago

My question is why are you removing that bolt, are you installing another CO2 sensor or something, last I checked there was a reason that bolt is there.

Mike

Baton Rouge, LA · 4 months ago

Judging by how that socket got stuck you probably could have tapped it on with a hammer. As a mechanic I can tell you that 95% of the time you're not getting a C clamp on it or be able to use a jack. Drop the 20 or 30 bucks on strip sockets and save yourself a headache.

Alex Zellmer

Auburn, MA · 3 months ago

Or you get real tools to do the job right , never had an issue with rounded nuts or bolts

Michael Chavez

Phoenix, AZ · 3 months ago

or you can a little smaller socket tap it on and there you go a freed up bolt

James Baker

Minneapolis, MN · 4 months ago

What if you don't have 2 ft of room to put that clamp on

Alan Woolbright

Burbank, IL · 4 months ago

maybe next time use right size strip bolt socket

Norris Stillwell

New York City, NY · 3 months ago

what do you do with a stripped O2 sensor

mylittleweiner

Evansville, IN · 4 months ago

channel locks

ChiefRunWithScissors

4 months ago

that was awesome

Frances Rachal

North Las Vegas, NV · 4 months ago

6 you I

Alfredo

Miami, FL · 4 months ago

that's a good one I love that thank for the tip 🥰

Brandon

Lake Wales, FL · 4 months ago

Nice job buddy

David Samlock

Clymer, NY · 4 months ago

Good second effort !!