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removing a radiator
- Thread starter Bevstaxis
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Drain it and apply heat with a blowlamp or heat gun carefully. 
I realise this post is a little delayed but it might help someone looking for an answer.
I had this problem whilst trying to remove a very old rad that was well and truly stuck. WD40 worked for me but any penetrating fluid sprayed around the problem nut and given a few minutes should loosen the gunk. Try tightening the nut gently and loosening it in one movement without bending the pipes (have someone to hold the pipes with another adjustable spanner).
I had this problem whilst trying to remove a very old rad that was well and truly stuck. WD40 worked for me but any penetrating fluid sprayed around the problem nut and given a few minutes should loosen the gunk. Try tightening the nut gently and loosening it in one movement without bending the pipes (have someone to hold the pipes with another adjustable spanner).
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