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snapped a bolt!!!!!!
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als2489
PostPosted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:00 am Up
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ive just painted my rocker cover and whilst putting it back on the bolt that holds the rockerc cover on has snapped on the left hand side!!
i cant get it out either as how it screws on it goes into the actual engine.
how will i go about fixing this?

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chunkielad
PostPosted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:03 am Up
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a helicoil kit or pay some one to spark erode it/ drill and retap it.
If you do not try you will NEVER succeed!
 
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als2489
PostPosted: Mon Jan 17, 2011 7:05 am Up
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whats a helicoil kit mate?
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chunkielad
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Or a stud removal tool. It is a set of drill bits designed for this purpose. they work in a standard drill but in reverse (like you are undooing a screw rather than sscreing it in) and they first of all drill into the stud that is left and then grip/screw into the hole and unsrew the stud.

They do have a tendancy to snap if you use them wrong or put too much pressure on and they are tougher than the stud itself so it would have to be spark erosion then I'm afraid.

Helicoils you drill out too big and fit a helicoil insert then the new bolt goes into that.

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badj
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as above, just get a thread extractor. they're not expensive, and they've practically paid for themselves for me (like when a spark plug snapped on one car)
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als2489
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all fixed now, i was panicing a bit then haha. cheers for advice Very Happy
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MrBSI
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als2489 wrote:
ive just painted my rocker cover and whilst putting it back on the bolt that holds the rockerc cover on has snapped on the left hand side!!
i cant get it out either as how it screws on it goes into the actual engine.
how will i go about fixing this?

How tight was it Shocked

Give it a couple of weeks & it will start leaking oil out, the covers warp very easily if your ham fisted doing the bolts up Laughing

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