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Posted by JeffLTN on November 08, 2005 at 08:46:48 from (199.82.243.74):
In Reply to: Simple task posted by David in UT on October 31, 2005 at 06:23:32:
Hey man I have a 86 Ranger 4X4 on the back part of my neighbors farm in Strayhorn MS. When can you come and demonstrate that procedure for me on the LH exhaust manifold? I was gonna let it go but if'n it's really this easy I'm willing to learn! Seriously, you lucked up with the backside access. I have removed hundreds of broen/stripped screws/studs from airplanes. A good dental burr and a dremel tool works great for removing the broken off easy out. Your local dental or medical supply store can provide these burrs. Go easy with the lateral pressure though, the tips can break fairly easily.
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