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Re: tap and stud extraction tips, please
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Posted by FC on June 22, 2005 at 13:37:41 from (64.141.134.66):
In Reply to: tap and stud extraction tips, please posted by Kevin Brooks on June 22, 2005 at 11:35:08:
I am with Rusty on this one....I had a broken transmission drain plug on my C which nothing would get hold of. Tried everything and was ready to drill it out and hope I did not harm the threads. As a last resort I used a small wire welder I have to weld a bolt into the recess or what was left of it. I then hit it with pb blaster while it was still hot (probably not a good idea), after it cooled for a few minutes a wrench took it right out. It almost felt like I could have backed it out by hand. A stick welder would probably have worked better, but you use what you have.
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