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broken head bolt on an H
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Posted by Digger on January 03, 2004 at 21:01:51 from (69.68.106.184):
I have created myself a nice little problem. I have snapped a head bolt off, and this head bolt falls on the side of the water jacket and after removeing the water jacket cover I now why it broke. The water runs over the bottom of the head bolts on that side but now matter. I have drilled out the center of the bolt tryed an easy out no luck. Im not right on center little to one side. going to try the heating it next and useing the easy out. and I am wounder with all the know how out there I might be able to get some other ideas from you all i'm stll learning, and I dont think I'm the only who has broken a headbolt. Thanks in advance! Dig
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