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Yeah, not removing the spiroloc makes this story pretty clear now. So did it just break the spiroloc when you used the 2nd puller? Or did you catch it and remove the spiroloc after breaking the stud?
The spirolock was dislodged on the first pull attempt and easily removed by hand. The second pull with the easy out tool was smooth and easy, the way one would expect.
The spirolock was dislodged on the dirst pull and easily removed by hand. The second pull with the easy out tool was smooth and easy, the way one would expect.
Thanks for the follow up! Make sense.
I'll add something here that I forgot when I did my install thread. I'd never installed a spiroloc before and couldn't figure out how to get the bugger in there. Attached is the file I finally found walking you through the steps. It's obvious now, but in case someone in the future has the same trouble I think this thread has probably mentioned spir-o-loc enough to pop up on a search.
05-10-2019, 03:26 PM
