If it's a one piece crank, the threads might be left-hand instead of right-hand, ( righty-tighty lefty-loosey don't apply for a left-hand thread. ) the part where the wrench would go is either 1/2 of 9/16 in size, so make sure you have the correct one by trying both, otherwise you may strip it out. Try using a small propane torch from a hardware or auto parts store to heat up the crank around the spindle of the pedal to get it to expand from around the threads. Just be careful if it's painted or aluminum, don't use a torch because you will either melt it, (the crank, ) or the paint. Try using PB Blaster which can be bought anywhere. It's a catalyzing penetrant which is much better than WD-40 for removing stuff. If it's a 3 piece crank though, remove the crank arm, lock the pedal spindle in a vise, and turn the crank arm t remove it.
~Just My 0.02
2006-07-16 07:43:25
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answer #1
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answered by salvagedrover 3
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A Hammer If That Does't Work'Get A Bigger Hammer If That Doesn't Work Throw the Damn Thing Away And Get A New One The Pedal Is Not Stuck On
2006-07-16 07:41:03
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answered by Anonymous
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You could also use some penetrating oil, put some on there and wait a while. It's a lot better than using WD40. Best of luck to you......
2006-07-16 07:44:23
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answered by cajunrescuemedic 6
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Pipe wrench, wd40 and a hammer..... or pipe wrench, vise grip, wd40 and a hammer. Use the hammer if all else fails.
2006-07-16 07:39:44
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answered by Equinox 6
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It has backwards threads, Turn it the opposite direction.
Left-hand thread.
2006-07-16 07:39:10
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answered by Mr Bingo 4
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Both of the above,failing that whack it with a hammer.ktf.x
2006-07-16 07:40:27
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answered by Tommy D. 5
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Heat it with a propane torch.
2006-07-16 07:42:11
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answered by Joe E 4
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Try WD40....let it work its magic a few hours
2006-07-16 07:37:34
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answered by Capt 5
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