Snap-On Stud Remover on Porsche 944 Turbo Headstuds Demo.

Video demonstration of using a Snap-On Stud remover to remove the headstuds of a Porsche 944 Turbo block.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Porsche
• 944
• Turbo
• Headstud
• Snapon
• Stud
• Remover

[333pg333]

Is this the motor from your car? Not too many 944 turbos in Australia. Where are you?

[leextac]

@333pg333 Yeah mate, I'm in Maryborough QLD.

[67697072]

If it can be re-used why take it out??????

[leextac]

@67697072 I was taking them out to be replaced with some aftermarket, stronger items.

[signorelli21]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH for this video, I need one of these for exactly the same thing except with a Honda block and wasn't sure if it would work without damaging the studs, you are the only person i have found showing how it works. I take back all the bad things I said about Australia, lol. Nice work mate!

[tempest411]

If you've got the motor down that far you would be foolish not to do a complete rebuild, which would include decking the block, just to clean up the surface if nothing else, and that would certainly require pulling the studs. I would still use heat though to soften the OE thread locking compound to reduce the chance of a stud snapping on you. It's a terrible feeling when that happens!

[rustyhend]

This tool is essentially a double nutting technique. SRT Manufacturing makes a stud remover that uses an internal cam with jaws that lock onto the stud. It is a one step process where you simply slide the tool down onto the stud, turn counter clockwise, and bingo, stud removed. Much faster and less work. google "studpuller"

[333pg333]

ARP's?

I have some larger diameter ones in a motor being dyno'd in the US now. Old imperial 9/16ths. Should help with headlift / headgasket issues.

[sonus911]

@67697072

He took it out just to show us how....

Normally you'd I'd guess you'd remove them because of ruined threading or something.

[Vore667]

Why do it simple if we can complicate it to death :D