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re-arching rear leaf springs
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Keoke
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It has one of the highest temperature ratings of anti seize products which gives it a broader application range. For example, it can be used on the back of hi temperature brake pads to stop squeal and does not run or leak.---Keokesteveg said:Keoke said:"Coppa Slip" is better.---Keoke-
In what way?
OP
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Where does one get Coppa Slip? I've tried all the auto parts stores (Napa, Kragen, etc up here). Knowone has heard of it. Are there other brands? I have anti seize I use on the wheel hubs??? Too thick I would guess.
I'm still waiting on some pins form Moss so I tried getting the bolts off and the pins freed up. Some KW nocker-loose penetrite (4 days of application) did the job easily. I guess I got very lucky. There really was little rust on the car.
I've put everything back together so I can drive to an event and did not want to install the new springs using old pins.
Thanks again. You all are the greatest.
TH
I'm still waiting on some pins form Moss so I tried getting the bolts off and the pins freed up. Some KW nocker-loose penetrite (4 days of application) did the job easily. I guess I got very lucky. There really was little rust on the car.
I've put everything back together so I can drive to an event and did not want to install the new springs using old pins.
Thanks again. You all are the greatest.
TH
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Hi TH, last time I checked Moss was selling Coppaa slip # 221-405 ahd 221-410. The last batch I bought was made in Canada.
But you mustah removed the wrong pin 1} because they not pose to be that easy to remove and 2} you have to remove some upholstery inah BJ7 to get em out. I did not hear nothing bout no upholstery!--Keoke
But you mustah removed the wrong pin 1} because they not pose to be that easy to remove and 2} you have to remove some upholstery inah BJ7 to get em out. I did not hear nothing bout no upholstery!--Keoke
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But I got a BJ8. Probably not seized cause it newer than a BJ7. The upholstery only has to be removed it you take it out from the top!
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In getting ready for a frame up restoration, I removed the complete front end on Friday and the complete rear end including leaf springs on Saturday. I sprayed PB Blaster once every week or so for about a month.
Everything came out very easily. It probably helped that I struggled to get everything out the last time which was about 30 plus years ago and applied a non-seize grease when I put it back together. I bought a can of the cold freeze stuff made by CRC and never got to use it. I believe freezing is better than heating to get parts off. I used dry ice in the past to remove friends rusted wire wheels/splines. Sometimes ordinary refer ice worked. BYW: Both of my leaf springs were broken!
Patrick
Everything came out very easily. It probably helped that I struggled to get everything out the last time which was about 30 plus years ago and applied a non-seize grease when I put it back together. I bought a can of the cold freeze stuff made by CRC and never got to use it. I believe freezing is better than heating to get parts off. I used dry ice in the past to remove friends rusted wire wheels/splines. Sometimes ordinary refer ice worked. BYW: Both of my leaf springs were broken!
Patrick