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Re: Dumb Act of the Day!!
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Posted by ltf in nc on September 13, 2000 at 19:51:24 from (206.228.215.177):
In Reply to: Dumb Act of the Day!! posted by Ben on September 13, 2000 at 19:24:07:
Do you have a welder or access to one? If so, get a washer that will just fit the broken bolt and hold it in place over the broken bolt and weld the broken bolt to the washer. A large outer diameter washer works best. Once you get this accomplished get a nut and weld it to the washer. Now you have a means to attach a wrench to the broken bolt and it should come out readily. I removed a manifold bolt using this method just last week from one of those green machines after a neighbor spent the bulk of a day attempting to get one out. Good luck and post your results
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