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How to get broken intake bolt out of stock head?

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Try using an Easy Out.
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Best trick in the world is to find a nut that is similar in size, place it over the broken stud, and weld the inside of the nut, then just turn it out with a socket.

Works every time!

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Originally posted by Notch1320:
Best trick in the world is to find a nut that is similar in size, place it over the broken stud, and weld the inside of the nut, then just turn it out with a socket.

Works every time!

+1 if that don't work drill a hole in the middle of the bolt and use a easy out to retrive the bolt. and a lil heat wouldn't hurt either.

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drill a small hole through it...usually I wont need an easy out when doing that the bolt will either kinda fall apart and you can take it out or will acutally come out on its own.
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Warm up the bolt, not red hot, just like 200 degrees , spray it down with some kind of penetrant not wd-40. let it soak overnight and it will make it easier to come out with the easy out. When you get it out, run a tap down the bolt hole to clean up the threads and get the rust out. When you reassemble it use antisize compound.

[ September 21, 2007, 01:12 AM: Message edited by: Ricks Hot Rod Lincoln ]

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Thanks guys, I got it out! [patriot]

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