RE: '64 Exhaust Manifolds and Corrosion Killers

[Sean Bolter <bolterman@xxxxxxxx>]

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As far as the bolts, I soaked mine liberally with penetrating oil and 
let them soak for ten minutes.  Then barely break them loose, and spray 
them again for ten minutes.  Half a turn, then spray and let sit again.  
You will know when they come loose enough to crank all the way out.  
Now, some were stiff and creaky all the way, and I kept going half a 
turn and spray.  This was time consuming, but I didn't strip or break 
any of them this way.  They were so rusty, I had to use four different 
size sockets!

Sean Bolter

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