Posted by RedMF40 on November 06, 2017 at 17:20:27 from (172.58.184.6):
Tearing down motor, this one cyl head stud holding things up. Everything else came apart easily, head is loose and all nuts are off. Head and stud appear to be rust-welded together. I can see PBS Blaster is not penetrating, just puddling on top of the head. Also tried backing two nuts together to get the stud to turn. Nothing doing. Want to maintain my good record of not snapping anything off thus far. Tried heat around that area but little propane torch prob not hot enough. It's the stud right in the middle of the back of the engine, closest to steering wheel. I welcome any suggestions, thanks. BTW I've been doing battle with this for several days---it's had plenty time to decide if it's going to break loose or not.
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