Posted by John T on March 05, 2021 at 04:19:27 from (174.228.135.120):
In Reply to: Another Car-Nundrum posted by RedMF40 on March 04, 2021 at 18:56:03:
Ifffffffffffff its possible to get heat to the broken bolt without burning things up ????????? Iffffffffffffff you do heat any possible remaining stud sticking up just enough to get any sort of small vice grip etc. on (easier said then done !!!) ,,,,,,,,,,,be sure to let it cool before attempting to turn them out otherwise they will just twist off grrrrrrrrrr.. While heating a nut red usually works to remove ones that are stuck, using heat to heat a broken off bolt is a different story, been there done that often failed lol
Where possible given enough room and enough remaining stud threads, Ive had some luck getting first a flat washer then a nut on what's left then peening or even welding (you likely dont have enough bolt or room) it to use a socket to turn them out........
If its too risky to use heat or there's not enough room then I for sure would use silicone and/or JB Weld etc. Hey a new coil pack and new plugs should be good for say another 100,000 miles
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