I'm having a problem removing the battery from my Volvo

>>16708894
Get a whole load of oil that loosens up rust. WD-40 might work in a pinch, but see if you can get something proper at your local hardware store or something like it. Then get a pair of flat pliers and use them to screw the remainder of the rod out. Remember, you have to let the shit steep in the rust-looser for at least half a day with the level of fuck you're describing. And be very liberal in its application.

>>16708894
Post a picture

>>16708894
1/4 stick of dynamite should do the trick

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>>16709137
This one is from 240, but i think the battery tray bolt is identical to those in 700 and 900 series. If and when i can get that out i wonder if i should install some plastic universal shit or similar new. Acids from the battery might have weakened that rod too.

>>16709230
Pry the holder the rod is sticking out of with pliers and a pry bar it will hopefully bend away and break off freeing the battery you don't need that tie down on the battery the cables holding the posts are enough.

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>>16709039
Yep I'll try that. Too bad its freekin cold outside here so I think those oils won't spray and work too good.

>>16709274
>mix old oil and brake fluid
>or old oil and ATF
>apply to fucky bits
>??????
>Profit!
either this or use heat but lead acid batteries produce hydrogen so plz don't
goodluck volv/o/br/o/

>>16709230
Just ratchet strap the battery down

>>16709259
>>16709677
>nigger advice
do it right, less parts to find later