Posted by PaulW_NJ on September 09, 2007 at 20:39:32 from (70.111.186.38):
In Reply to: How screwed am I? posted by Mike CA on September 09, 2007 at 19:34:01:
Mike
Pretty screwed.
But not impossible.
I hope you are applying good penetrating oil to bolts several times over an hour or two before you try to budge them for the first time. Forget WD40.. the best I"ve found is a product called Kroil. You buy it mail order from the manufacturer, Kano Labs.
Other than valve cover and oil pan gaskets, you can make your own from sheet gasket material simply by tracing the part, or the old gasket if it is still intact. All you need are some hole punches for the holes, and an Xacto knife. Gaskets are cheap, but not always available, or have as you found, high shipping.
Getting those flush broke studs out . . . some better here than I for help on that . . . I"ve been most successful with the "welding on a washer/nut technique", but I"ve always had a stub to work with, not flush. Perhaps first place a small piece of copper sheet with a hole in it aligned with the broken stud . . . to keep the weld from sticking to the suppounding metal. Easyouts are a real risk because if one breaks off in the drilled stud you then have a much more difficlt problem that you originally had, because the ezout is a much harder steel than the bolt.
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