Posted by Bill46 on September 10, 2007 at 05:35:54 from (65.200.157.177):
In Reply to: How screwed am I? posted by Mike CA on September 09, 2007 at 19:34:01:
Been there...done that. Get you a piece of 1/8" flat steel. Drill a hole in it very near the size of the bolt. Not big enough to cover the entire bolt. Arc weld the flat steel to the bolt. Let it cool...do not cool it with water. When it is cool, bend the steel up at say 30 degree angle so you can twist it and not kill your knuckles. Be gentle with it and it should turn out. The heat usally expands the bolt and when it cools it comes out easier. Have gotten a mess of them out like this. Last ones were broken bolts in a 450D axle where the fender bolts on...that was tough...but worked. Good luck.
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