Re: Help with Bolt Removal

[Jimmy Peavy <peaver63@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I don't think heat will solve your problem.
What ever you do, do not use an eze-out.
If you are able to use a lock nut, use a six point wrench to turn.
I think you are only going to have luck drilling it out, but maybe 
you're a lucky guy?

Jimmy

On 7/24/2011 3:57 PM, Nico Over wrote:
> Jimmy I agree the threads are galled up, If the heat doesn't do it I try
> to rethread  and see if I can double nut it.
> Thanks Nico
>
> On 07/24/2011 02:45 PM, Jimmy Peavy wrote:
> > Is there enough sticking out that you can cut the head off, and run a
> > die over the stud, screw on a nut, and another nut as a jam nut?
> > If not using the scatter shield as a guide( guaranteeing a good
> > center) cut the bolt off, and drill and re-tap the hole. Either retap
> > to correct size, or re-tap using a helicoil.
> > Stainless is famous for  galling up. Sounds like that's what it did.
> >
> >     Jimmy
> >
> > On 7/24/2011 3:16 PM, Nico Over wrote:
> > > While putting my BB on a engine run in stand, I was bolting up the
> > > scatter shield using stainless ARP bolts. One went in harder than the
> > > rest (they were screwed in by hand) so I used a 1/4 drive ratchet to get
> > > this last one in. Now since it did not feel right I tried to back that
> > > one out. It came out about half way and then locked up. I can turn it in
> > > but it will not come all the way out. I then managed to round the bolt
> > > head so I decided to cut the head of with a air saw so I could get the
> > > scatter shield off. I now have enough of the bolt left sticking out of
> > > the block that I can get vice grips on it but it will not turn out. I've
> > > tried all sorts of penetrating oil to get it out but it locks up in the
> > > same place. I don't have the capability to weld a nut onto it since it
> > > is stainless so I effectively now have two locating dowels on the left
> > > side of the block. I know I can probably get away with this  but still
> > > would like to get it out. Any ideas would be appreciated.
> > > Nico Over
> > > Va. Beach, Va.

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