Org Peeps I need your help ASAP!!

so this morning, my car was acting funny...cylinder 4 misfire...sure it was a coil...bought a coil...pulled the old one....put the new one in. First bolt went in fine, second, thread about 3 threads, then the bolt just snapped in half. Now Im stuck at my cousins house. I tried cutting a notch with a dremel and unscrewing it, but the notch I cut, the sides just broke off. Now Ive pulled the front VC off, and still cant figure out how to get this bolt out...any help is appreciated. Thanks

 

screw extractor. sears
needle nose pliers, grab and twist.

 

Ive tried to unscrew it by cutting a notch in the bolt for a flat head, but the bolt is froze.

if I use a bit extractor will that tear the threads up?

 

Wrecking yard vc. Sounds like it cross threaded Ginger in so the threads need chasing anyway. An extractor wont be easy on such a small screw.

 

Frikkin auto spell.

 

well I got in touch with my neighbor (35 year mechanic), asked him if he could fix it. He said to bring it over when he gets home

 

I didn't know Harbor Freight had them too.

http://www.harborfreight.com/12-piec...set-40349.html

I might pick up a set for the heck of it, I had an issue just recently and ended up using an angle grinder.

Dr J

 

i looked at harbor freight too. $10..epic

tomorrow when my mom and I get out...im getting these...LOL

 

I broke one of those soft mounting bolts in the hard-to-reach cylinder 5 a few years ago. It broke off flat with the mounting surface so I was able to fully tighten the other mounting bolt. It held snug and ran fine for over 2 years with just 1 mounting bolt.

When I removed the valve covers 2 weeks ago I finally extracted it. The extractors I had were too big so I got a smaller one at True Value to do the job.

 

FIXED!!! my neighbor luckily knows everything about everything (Im not joking..LOL)

a little southern ingenuity and voila he got it out. Its now back together and running fine

 

what did he end up doing?

and has he ever done a vq35de auto tranny to manual 6-speed swap?

 

this dude is a general mechanic....has been working at dodge for at least 2 decades.

He ended up drilling a hole in it, and used either a square or hex drill bit to extract it. Then he took one of the coil pack screw and hacked it up and made die out of it. Worked perfectly