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Default Seized Bolt


Hi

I have a seized bolt/clamp on my outboard motor.



It and alloy bolt going though a cast alloy thread.



It is now seized solid. I have tried WD40 and currently have it soaking in
petrol.



Is there anything else I should try to free it off?



I'm reluctant to use heat as the cast alloy is painted



Cheers


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