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  • Keith M.
    Very Frequent User
    • January 16, 2021
    • 661

    deck lid receiver removal

    feeling like this should not stump me but it has. how do remove that nut that I can't get to straight on because of the pin and that is too recessed to get from the sides???
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    late Oct 1969 L46 350/350, M21 4spd, 3.70 posi convertible --As with life, restoration is a journey, not a destination. Though restored cars provide both journeys AND destinations!
  • Dennis C.
    Very Frequent User
    • June 30, 2002
    • 883

    #2
    Re: deck lid receiver removal

    Originally posted by Keith Michaud (67636)
    feeling like this should not stump me but it has. how do remove that nut that I can't get to straight on because of the pin and that is too recessed to get from the sides???
    I would suggest using an offset wrench. If you don't have one with the correct offset, I would make one. Take an inexpensive wrench, heated and bend to the desired shape.

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    • Keith M.
      Very Frequent User
      • January 16, 2021
      • 661

      #3
      Re: deck lid receiver removal

      Originally posted by Dennis Crupi (38211)
      I would suggest using an offset wrench. If you don't have one with the correct offset, I would make one. Take an inexpensive wrench, heated and bend to the desired shape.
      Oohh..never knew those existed. Cant remember the name of those little open end pieces you put in a socket...what are they called?
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      late Oct 1969 L46 350/350, M21 4spd, 3.70 posi convertible --As with life, restoration is a journey, not a destination. Though restored cars provide both journeys AND destinations!

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      • Keith M.
        Very Frequent User
        • January 16, 2021
        • 661

        #4
        Re: deck lid receiver removal

        Crowfoot. Might those work?
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        late Oct 1969 L46 350/350, M21 4spd, 3.70 posi convertible --As with life, restoration is a journey, not a destination. Though restored cars provide both journeys AND destinations!

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        • Don L.
          Extremely Frequent Poster
          • August 31, 2005
          • 1004

          #5
          Re: deck lid receiver removal

          Originally posted by Keith Michaud (67636)
          Oohh..never knew those existed. Cant remember the name of those little open end pieces you put in a socket...what are they called?
          Don Lowe
          NCRS #44382
          Carolinas Chapter

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          • Leif A.
            Extremely Frequent Poster
            • August 31, 1997
            • 3598

            #6
            Re: deck lid receiver removal

            Originally posted by Keith Michaud (67636)
            Oohh..never knew those existed. Cant remember the name of those little open end pieces you put in a socket...what are they called?
            Crows feet.
            Leif
            '67 Coupe L79, M21, C60, N14, N40, J50, A31, U69, A01, QB1
            Top Flight 2017 Lone Star Regional

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            • Dennis C.
              Very Frequent User
              • June 30, 2002
              • 883

              #7
              Re: deck lid receiver removal

              Originally posted by Keith Michaud (67636)
              Crowfoot. Might those work?
              Maybe, but I think your best bet is a box wrench bent to the right angle. This would require a less movement to loosen.

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              • Rocco S.
                Very Frequent User
                • December 20, 2013
                • 173

                #8
                Re: deck lid receiver removal

                Keith,

                Snap On and probably make deep offset box wrenches that will probably work too. You don't say what the hex size is but the photos are 3/8" X 7/16". Good luck.
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                ROCCO SCOTELLARO
                1967 Lynndale Blue/Black Coupe L79, M21, G81 (3.70:1), A31, A82, C60, K66, N11, U69

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                • Keith M.
                  Very Frequent User
                  • January 16, 2021
                  • 661

                  #9
                  Re: deck lid receiver removal

                  This is turning out quite well as I love it when the solution ends up with a new tool!!! I am gonna pick up a set of Craftsman offset wrenches from Amazon for $48. I had been thinking about a set of crows foot for a while but they are $63 and I think for this need the offsets are better. I probably do have a random wrench of appropriate size that I could bend but what I don't have is a welder and I don't think MAP gas gonna do the job to bend it.

                  Thanks all. much appreciated. Probably too late for Santa to get the wrenches under the tree. And many might say I not been a good boy anyway. Merry Xmas!!
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                  late Oct 1969 L46 350/350, M21 4spd, 3.70 posi convertible --As with life, restoration is a journey, not a destination. Though restored cars provide both journeys AND destinations!

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