Exhaust Flange bolt seized
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I was wondering how to go about removing these studs from this exhaust. I went at it last year with a drill but failed.
I did a transmission filter and fluid change and had to drop the exhaust to remove the transmission pan :mad: Well the pictures tell the story !! Attachment 12231 Attachment 12232 |
Man of war,
Not sure what you are asking or maybe what I am seeing. To me, it looks like you took a c-clamp and used it to hold the exhaust together at the flange. I would assume with all the rust and such, it has been on there for a while. But again I am sure, what I should be seeing here |
Originally Posted by Notsurewhatusernameyet
(Post 309930)
Man of war,
Not sure what you are asking or maybe what I am seeing. To me, it looks like you took a c-clamp and used it to hold the exhaust together at the flange. I would assume with all the rust and such, it has been on there for a while. But again I am sure, what I should be seeing here ''I was wondering how to go about removing these studs from this exhaust. I went at it last year with a drill but failed.'' Any thoughts on how to go about removing the broken studs from the flange so that I can use a nut and bolt to tighten the flange together the correct way. I had to improvise and use what I had available to get the Hummer drivable. |
A muffler shop should be able to torch the broken stud out and then you can install a nut and bolt through the hole.
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I was thinking that as well after failing with the drill,it moves all over the place when I try to work on it.
Now I could convince the wife that I need a Cat Back System. One that wont break like this one. |
Muffler Shop...
Originally Posted by calif phil
(Post 309967)
A muffler shop should be able to torch the broken stud out and then you can install a nut and bolt through the hole.
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When the weather warms up,I'm going to cut off the threaded piece of the broken studs with my grinder cutting wheel then heat + WD-40 + beat the crap out of the stud.
I get highly motivated when it comes to to me giving my money away ;) Attachment 12218 |
Originally Posted by man-of-war
(Post 310044)
When the weather warms up,I'm going to cut off the threaded piece of the broken studs with my grinder cutting wheel then heat + WD-40 + beat the crap out of the stud.
I get highly motivated when it comes to to me giving my money away ;) http://i1031.photobucket.com/albums/...ps461b6ce4.jpg Also try using a better bit like a cobalt. And hit the bolt with a punch so the bit doesn't walk all over. Hope this helps |
Now that's the the down to earth advice I was looking for. ;)
Thanks madmayo I will defiantly try that. |
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