ram1500rsm
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- 2014
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- Hemi 5.7
I've been doing the same for years. My BJs never get seized and it's super easy to separate them when needed.
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I'm dealing with this same crap now and feel like I'm ready to fork out all my money to pay a mechanic.Update!
I used everything I could think of, all the advice I got on here, bigger hammer, heat, lots of penetrating oil (and a cold beer, that was my idea) and broke it free.
Thanks again for all the tips. Hope no one else ever has to deal with the same issue. Now for some bigger tires and back behind the wheel.
You don't really want to put antisieze on the taper when you torque it down
I just full send my 1/2 Gen 3 Milwaukee on #3 with some antisieze to my desired hammering tone.