Removing Stuck Metal Dust Caps at Meagan Brown blog

Removing Stuck Metal Dust Caps. I tried to remove them today to check tyre pressure, but they are stuck fast. I didn't want to use too much force as i didn't. Some damage to the threads will be fine, and most of the time you don't really need caps anyway, unless you're driving through mud or in a really dusty environment. I'll remove the metal caps from my summer wheels before they go back on the car, as well. As for the corrosion issue, if you are removing the caps weekly to check your pressures (as you should), it won't be a problem. I got mine off with just a junior hacksaw blade and gently and carefully cut through the metal dust caps. Otherwise religiously lubricate/coppergrease them if you still want. You have to cut at a. I used a small metal hacksaw and cut down the side but the dremel idea would have been quicker. I tried pliers on the valve and socket set on dust cap, without success. If pliers won't work then replace the valve stems.

I got mine off with just a junior hacksaw blade and gently and carefully cut through the metal dust caps. I didn't want to use too much force as i didn't. Otherwise religiously lubricate/coppergrease them if you still want. You have to cut at a. I used a small metal hacksaw and cut down the side but the dremel idea would have been quicker. As for the corrosion issue, if you are removing the caps weekly to check your pressures (as you should), it won't be a problem. Some damage to the threads will be fine, and most of the time you don't really need caps anyway, unless you're driving through mud or in a really dusty environment. If pliers won't work then replace the valve stems. I tried to remove them today to check tyre pressure, but they are stuck fast. I'll remove the metal caps from my summer wheels before they go back on the car, as well.

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Removing Stuck Metal Dust Caps I'll remove the metal caps from my summer wheels before they go back on the car, as well. If pliers won't work then replace the valve stems. As for the corrosion issue, if you are removing the caps weekly to check your pressures (as you should), it won't be a problem. Some damage to the threads will be fine, and most of the time you don't really need caps anyway, unless you're driving through mud or in a really dusty environment. I used a small metal hacksaw and cut down the side but the dremel idea would have been quicker. I'll remove the metal caps from my summer wheels before they go back on the car, as well. I tried pliers on the valve and socket set on dust cap, without success. I got mine off with just a junior hacksaw blade and gently and carefully cut through the metal dust caps. You have to cut at a. Otherwise religiously lubricate/coppergrease them if you still want. I didn't want to use too much force as i didn't. I tried to remove them today to check tyre pressure, but they are stuck fast.