Automag classic valve rebuild kit availability

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  • RhoXi
    Blowback Enthusiast
    • Nov 2024
    • 228
    • Cincynasty

    #16
    I remember mine being fairly tight but not thread lockered. You can try trowing the parts in the freezer for a while. The different contraction rates of steel vs aluminum sometimes can work them loose. Another thing you can try (if you have one) is use a soldering iron and heat up the bolt itself to avoid heating up the aluminum parts and save the anno.
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    • Calvin
      Old n' Quick
      • Sep 2025
      • 474
      • Home of the National Champion IU Hoosiers!!!

      #17
      I tried the soldering iron. Insufficient. In the end, the torch came out. I turned it down low and just heated the head of the bolt about 15 sec and then I flipped it onto the allen key locked into the vice so I could keep downward pressure onto the allen key. About 5 or 6 gentle bounces of torque and they popped loose. No damage apparent to the finishes. I have forgotten more than I knew. So much to relearn.
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