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If you're having trouble drilling a straight hole, try drilling a pilot hole with a tiny bit (3/32", 1/8" ), then drilling with progressively larger bits. With the tiny bit, you'll be able to drill out a accurate hole in less than a minute.
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Thanks guys!
Anyway...i've tried the extractor and reverse drill method on 4 bolts...no luck...i've successfully drilled out 4 holes though. I used a little bit smaller drill bit then the size of the hole was and drilled a little off on each. Anyway, once I drilled through...I could easily remove the remaining bolt/stud with a screw driver. I do see nice clean threads though! I have a feeling everything will be alright!
Anyway, any idea what I should do to repair the threads? I'm thinking each hole will have 80% threads left all on one side...so I will buy a tap and die and clean the threads and just buy oem flywheel bolts and I should be okay right?
Again...thanks!
Anyway...i've tried the extractor and reverse drill method on 4 bolts...no luck...i've successfully drilled out 4 holes though. I used a little bit smaller drill bit then the size of the hole was and drilled a little off on each. Anyway, once I drilled through...I could easily remove the remaining bolt/stud with a screw driver. I do see nice clean threads though! I have a feeling everything will be alright!
Anyway, any idea what I should do to repair the threads? I'm thinking each hole will have 80% threads left all on one side...so I will buy a tap and die and clean the threads and just buy oem flywheel bolts and I should be okay right?
Again...thanks!
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good to hear your wining the battle.. if you have access to a small propane torch you can try heating the bolt a lil bit.. blue and red locktite can be disolved with heat, not so much with the green stuff.
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Yay! I got all the bolts out!
Now I need a set of original flywheel bolts. I'm kinda proud of myself![grin](https://www.yotatech.com/forums/images/smilies/grin.gif)
The last two bolts came out exactly like the thing iamsuperbleeder used. I bought one and tried it a on a couple of these bolts but it worked flawlessly on the last two! Glad I bought it!
Now I need a set of original flywheel bolts. I'm kinda proud of myself
![grin](https://www.yotatech.com/forums/images/smilies/grin.gif)
The last two bolts came out exactly like the thing iamsuperbleeder used. I bought one and tried it a on a couple of these bolts but it worked flawlessly on the last two! Glad I bought it!
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Yay! I got all the bolts out!
Now I need a set of original flywheel bolts. I'm kinda proud of myself![grin](https://www.yotatech.com/forums/images/smilies/grin.gif)
The last two bolts came out exactly like the thing iamsuperbleeder used. I bought one and tried it a on a couple of these bolts but it worked flawlessly on the last two! Glad I bought it!
Now I need a set of original flywheel bolts. I'm kinda proud of myself
![grin](https://www.yotatech.com/forums/images/smilies/grin.gif)
The last two bolts came out exactly like the thing iamsuperbleeder used. I bought one and tried it a on a couple of these bolts but it worked flawlessly on the last two! Glad I bought it!
glad they worked for ya
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Yeah get some REAL bolts for that thing
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honestly, I'd check the dealer; how much could a handful of bolts cost, really?
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I can get a set of ARP bolts for $30...might as well go with them...or get a set from LC for $20...and of course I would have to pay for shipping and handling too! lol
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but if you have to pay shipping on either, the LC bolts will work just as fine too
all you need is stock replacement; it's not like you're running a crazy tuned high HP 22r there
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I mean the bigger, better, and stronger bolts will never hurt, but their's a point where you're just throwing money away
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