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Manifold studs - rusty nut removal

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Looks like a previous owner had fitted titanium manifold studs to my 996, combined with standard steel nuts and UK weather unfortunately.

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Looks like a previous owner had fitted titanium manifold studs to my 996, combined with standard steel nuts and UK weather unfortunately.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Looks like a previous owner had fitted titanium manifold studs to my 996, combined with standard steel nuts and UK weather unfortunately. Basically all the studs came out of the block via the fused nut. Any tips for getting the nuts off?

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Get two nuts with the same threads as the block side threads on the stud. Put them on the Blok side threads and tighten them against each other very tightly. Put the double nuts in a vise and apply heat to the manifold nut, then unscrew it.

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And put some anti seize or similar on the exposed to the elements threads so you can remove in the future .

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