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Sometime you can bend them without heat and sometimes they break. it really depends on where the bend is and how much it's bent. Heat would be the best and safest option but the heat travels fast in aluminum and may get to some of the seals in the lower unit. It may have to be disambled to avoid damage. It really all depends on how bad and where the bend is. Be carefull.