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With the exhaust manifold off. If there is some of the bolt sticking out. You'll need a torch to heat the head up, red hot around the bolt. Also a pair of needle nose vise grips to grab it with and turn it out. You'll have to heat it several times to get out. No bolt showing, you best bet it to pull the head. Drill the bolt and extract it.
Posted on Jul 27, 2016
Get a smaller bolt and clean the area with a wire brush and weld the smaller bolt to the broken stud careful not to weld stud to head with the smaller bolt welded should be able to remove broken stud with a wrench or vice grip or rent or buy a right angle drill and drill onto broken stud and use heat and an extractor to remove ---lastly if to tight to do either unbolt head and work on bench to remove stud
Posted on Jul 27, 2016
I use a nut, weld to the inside of it. But where he has to go... Good luck. Just no room to work.
yeah pretty tight really think will be removing head and working from a bench use to tell about using nut but to many couldnt weld inside he lines
Yeah, Old school stuff. I mostly do electrical and electronics now days.
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it will require room to operate the necessary tools for drilling and extraction and that may mean the removal of all items in the way
discuss any options with an engineering engine repair shop ( not the local corner garage) as you will need specialized skill to effect removal of the broken stud and refurbishment of the thread
Posted on Jul 26, 2016
SOURCE: 03 ford ranger edge stalls with ac on only
your idle engine speed is set too low. there is a idle speed screw on your carb if it is a carb model or on your throtle body
Posted on Mar 06, 2009
SOURCE: Broken manifold bolts / manifold removal
Whatever it takes, but make sure you soak some penetrating oil oi wd40 on others to avoid any more being broken. Pulling the manifold is the safest and quickest way. With it out of the way, you'll have someting on the broken bots, now studs to work with. Always drill a broken stud or bolt clean through. Penetrating oil can work from both ends and a broken easy out can be driven in far enough to work arounf -Good Luck, force nothing, Tap stud and apply only stesdy even presure when extracting.
Posted on May 19, 2009
SOURCE: broken bolts on exhaust manifold 6.0 liter chevy
These bolts usually have become very hard and brittle from the high temperatures. You will need carbide drill bits to drill into the bolt remains for insertion of an 'easy-out' tool. 'Penetrating oil' squirted into the threads may help remove the ends.
Posted on Oct 29, 2009
SOURCE: exhaust manifold leak due to broken bolts, how do
If it's broken off below the surface you'll have to drill the remainder of the bolt out. If it's broken off above the surface and you're somewhat handy you can weld a nut on the end of the broken stud and remove with a socket wrench. Here's an excellent read on the how to of removing broken studs....it saves me the time of having to type it all out. Good luck.
http://www.asashop.org/autoinc/may2003/techtotech.htm
Posted on Jan 07, 2010
SOURCE: need head bolt, intake manifold, and exhaust torque specs
Cylinder Head Bolt Step1- (25 FT.Lbs) Step2(45 Ft.Lbs) Step3(65Ft,Lbs).....Intake Manifold(35Ft Lbs)....Exhaust Manifold Center (20Ft Lbs) All Others (20 Ftlbs).....Thanks
Posted on Mar 06, 2010
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