Sloppy mechanics how to: broken exhaust manifold bolt removal *update 8/1/16
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Someone sticky this! I just had 2 break off for no reason(literally no reason. I didn't even touch the bolts. I heard something fall on the floor and there was a bolt head!). 30 secs later and both were out! Thanks so much for posting this!
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how is the head fucked? you have to be careful not to overheat it when you are welding but I did this to 6 studs on one head once back in high school, shop teacher taught that trick to me, worked great.
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if its not broken to far into the hole, you can center a nut over the hole
and plug weld it-the nut has to be smaller (center) than the bolt
I was given a free 6.0 because rather than try and rem. 3 broken studs they replaced he engine-I only wanted the block anyways, lol
and plug weld it-the nut has to be smaller (center) than the bolt
I was given a free 6.0 because rather than try and rem. 3 broken studs they replaced he engine-I only wanted the block anyways, lol
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No I'm serious. Guess I may of gotten it too hot, the flange area around the hole broke away. It's like a crater around the hole now. Oh well, looks like ill have one 862 head, and one 706. Sloppy.