remving a snapped bolt
when i was tightening down the forward most bot on the lower intake manifold
the blot snapped off. if i remove the lower manifold it will expose maybe half inch of the bolt soooo how do i remove it when pliers?
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/9994/blah016.jpg
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the blot snapped off. if i remove the lower manifold it will expose maybe half inch of the bolt soooo how do i remove it when pliers?
http://img4.imageshack.us/img4/9994/blah016.jpg
http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6145/blah015.jpg
It's not a bolt, it's a stud. And yes, you can just remove it with some vice grips.
Do you own a torque wrench? If not, I would not suggest re-installing the upper/lower manifolds without buying one first.
Do you own a torque wrench? If not, I would not suggest re-installing the upper/lower manifolds without buying one first.
Those things are really the last ditch effort only in front of drilling the bolt/stud out, a lot of times they just don't work, or break if you get the cheap ones.
Vice grips are the way to go here after you get the rest of the upper intake off, if you still can't get it, grind flat spots on the side of the stud so the grips don't slip.
6ft/lbs are the most that hardware should see.
Vice grips are the way to go here after you get the rest of the upper intake off, if you still can't get it, grind flat spots on the side of the stud so the grips don't slip.
6ft/lbs are the most that hardware should see.
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Screw 2 nuts together at the top of the stud and tighten them together, then put your wrench on the bottom nut and the stud should come out. If the nuts move tighten them until the flat sides are matched and use a deep socket over both nuts to remove it.
EDIT: I cant see the pics so I dont know if you actually have enough of the stud exposed to try this.
EDIT: I cant see the pics so I dont know if you actually have enough of the stud exposed to try this.
Last edited by Gingervitis526; May 27, 2010 at 03:16 AM.
Screw 2 nuts together at the top of the stud and tighten them together, then put your wrench on the bottom nut and the stud should come out. If the nuts move tighten them until the flat sides are matched and use a deep socket over both nuts to remove it.
EDIT: I cant see the pics so I dont know if you actually have enough of the stud exposed to try this.
EDIT: I cant see the pics so I dont know if you actually have enough of the stud exposed to try this.
Just saw the pic. This method won't work.
Last edited by 05Z33; May 28, 2010 at 05:18 PM.
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