[Smit]

Ok so i have this black cap type thing on the back of my shocker. I think its the nds guide rod. Problem is it wont come out i took out the middle screw and the lower bottom ones and tried the thing when you put something through the barrel and try to push it out but it still wont budge.

[MachineGunCrew]

which bolt guide? the New Designz adjustable?

[Smit]

Originally Posted by MachineGunCrew

which bolt guide? the New Designz adjustable?

not sure actually.. it looks like a circle then it has a trianle like shape that sticks out, then theres a hole where i took out a screw.
Not sure if that helps explain it
this is what i was told
-Lurker bolt with HE kit

-NDZ LP guide

[inmylife2415]

Post pics

[MachineGunCrew]

strange. you're not able to hand screw it out? I wouldn't try to force it out by pushing down the barrel since it will cause a bunch of pressure on the threads. You wouldn't want to cross thread.

[Smit]

Originally Posted by inmylife2415

Post pics

its the red/pink shocker and it the black thing on back of gun http://www.pbnation.com/showthread.php?t=3837245

[Smit]

Originally Posted by MachineGunCrew

strange. you're not able to hand screw it out? I wouldn't try to force it out by pushing down the barrel since it will cause a bunch of pressure on the threads. You wouldn't want to cross thread.

nope its like its glued or something hah

[bnkr king]

Is your LP guide adjustable as well? If so it should have a cap that threads into the guide itself and when it's removed you can access the hex hole and do the adjusting on the length of the guide.

I was running adj before the eigen released and one time I went to take the guide out of my shocker and only the cap was unthreading from the guide.. The guide didn't want to budge from the shocker body and I couldn't get the cap threaded tight enough to break free the guide/body threads, each time the cap would just start unthreading again.. This kind of sounds like your problem

Fixed it by putting epoxy on the cap threads, and threading it into the guide. Once the epoxy was set up the cap didn't budge and I could get the leverage to get the guide out.. Heat up the guide, unthread the cap, clean up the threads.. And everything was back to normal.

[MachineGunCrew]

yeah. there should be 2 hex holes. 1 for the whole guide. another for the free floating guide part.

I'd recommend puting some lube on your guide threads when you get it out.

You may be able to drop some gold cup oil on the threads and let it soak in to loosen it up.

[jim4130]

First things first here guys. Have you degassed the shocker and dry fired out the rest of the air? With that guide you shouldnt need any tools to remove it just grab it and turn. But if you do need a wrench the inner allen is a smaller metric (if I recall) than the bigger outer one thats a standard size.

[Smit]

Originally Posted by bnkr king

Is your LP guide adjustable as well? If so it should have a cap that threads into the guide itself and when it's removed you can access the hex hole and do the adjusting on the length of the guide.

I was running adj before the eigen released and one time I went to take the guide out of my shocker and only the cap was unthreading from the guide.. The guide didn't want to budge from the shocker body and I couldn't get the cap threaded tight enough to break free the guide/body threads, each time the cap would just start unthreading again.. This kind of sounds like your problem

Fixed it by putting epoxy on the cap threads, and threading it into the guide. Once the epoxy was set up the cap didn't budge and I could get the leverage to get the guide out.. Heat up the guide, unthread the cap, clean up the threads.. And everything was back to normal.

Got it out thanks for help

[tyronejk]

I'm guessing it's one of Pooty's LP NDZ guides, so you probably unscrewed the set screw in the back of the guide. There should be another hex hole to unscrew the entire guide. But like Jim said, first make sure there's no air pressure in the gun.
EDIT: Already got it out, nvm

[Smit]

Originally Posted by MachineGunCrew

yeah. there should be 2 hex holes. 1 for the whole guide. another for the free floating guide part.

I'd recommend puting some lube on your guide threads when you get it out.

You may be able to drop some gold cup oil on the threads and let it soak in to loosen it up.

got it out and ill do that, thanks for help

[bnkr king]

Good to hear it's fixed