help-broken water pump housing stud
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if you are feeling daring, you could just drill it out, start with a tiny bit and slowly work your way up until eventually the thing will crumble/just come out. careful though, you need to drill really straight, you dont wanna mess up the threads
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Drill it out, that bolt is a bit small for an easy out.
If you do happen to drill to far and **** up the thread you could still recover with a double ended stud (with 2 different sized threads) or a new stock stud with a helicoil.
Drilling through a broken easy out just sucks.
If you do happen to drill to far and **** up the thread you could still recover with a double ended stud (with 2 different sized threads) or a new stock stud with a helicoil.
Drilling through a broken easy out just sucks.
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Drill it out, that bolt is a bit small for an easy out.
If you do happen to drill to far and **** up the thread you could still recover with a double ended stud (with 2 different sized threads) or a new stock stud with a helicoil.
Drilling through a broken easy out just sucks.
If you do happen to drill to far and **** up the thread you could still recover with a double ended stud (with 2 different sized threads) or a new stock stud with a helicoil.
Drilling through a broken easy out just sucks.
I'd try a small easy out with LOTS of heat. Propane heat ain't gonna cut it either.
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What you need is a drill out set. I have used those many times with a 100% success rate. The last time I used it was for this very job. The trick is to go slowly so the tool can grip.
It's sold at Sears, they have a three pice set for about $30.00.
It looks like this
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...eyword=tap+set
It's sold at Sears, they have a three pice set for about $30.00.
It looks like this
http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...eyword=tap+set
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thanx for the help guys, i picked up 2 extractors at ace hardware. i was gonna use a drill 5/32" and use one of the bolt extractors. did that can work?
i just moved to florida and i dont know where any machine shops are, this motor is freshly rebuilt with 0 miles so i would have to take the whole block to the machine shop.
i just moved to florida and i dont know where any machine shops are, this motor is freshly rebuilt with 0 miles so i would have to take the whole block to the machine shop.
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what you realy want is a left hand drill bit and a broken screw remover and they tend to work well. just be careful, cause breaking the e-z out sucks cause its hardened tool steel and a bitch to drill out.
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