Stubborn Exhaust Manifold Stud...pic
#41
they refuse to look at the manifold? when i went to my local muffler shop 2 weeks ago, they put the car on a lift and got underneath it to check the manifolds for leaks. if dudes refuse to check the manifolds, take it to another shop. try something local, not a midas or similar chain.
#45
Originally Posted by CandiMan
Spray with penetrating oil and let sit over night. Use the propane torch to heat the head. I think the head would have to get cherry red before warping becomes an issue, use your judgement.
Use a stub remover like this one
A socket type like this one would be a lot better
Use a stub remover like this one
A socket type like this one would be a lot better
#46
Originally Posted by Phatsta
Or the budget version
#47
If welded to the end of stud, than yes. If welded at the block than it is no different than expensive stud extractor.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
That's a good way to break the stud too. Use the tool(s) mentioned above. It's what I've used. It grips the stud nearer the base.
#50
#51
Originally Posted by CandiMan
What's your secret? How did you finally get it out? After all this you can't leave us hanging. The hole that's in the stud, does it have anything to do with how you got it out?
Thanks for all the help guys..
#52
Originally Posted by aminus21
Of course it does. I drilled through the stud vertically, and stuck an allen wrench in there, then turned the allen wrench. I used lots of PB Blaster on the part where the stud meets the head. Thanks for all the help guys..
#53
If that wasnt gonna work, I was gonna chase down a snap-on truck and buy the tool you recomennded. I checked 2 hardware stores, and they didnt have it. I also checked pep boys too.
#55
Originally Posted by internetautomar
you mean Pep "everything but actual auto parts" Boys
ya heard.. they now even sell school supplies, like backpacks, etc..... how lame
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