Subject	Here's what someone else ended up doing -- see link...
Posted by	jzack on May 24, 2008 at 9:11 AM
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In Reply To	Thanks, I got a new one. Everything I try just seems to posted by evan3(ca) on May 23, 2008 at 04:39 PM
Message	CLICK HERE Something else to try -- wrap a piece of galvanized flashing around the 1/2 bit head and drive the whole thing into the plug. Might create enough extra thickness to grab? Flashiing is pretty easy to bend, shape and cut - can be hammered a bit to flatten and mold. Heating the plug up before trying to loosen would also be a good idea -- a propane touch should do it.
Follow Ups	Need help removing a stripped transmission drain plug. - evan3(ca) 11:54:57 05/23/08 maybe a easyout bolt extractor (n/m) - john90zxtt(OH) 13:51:35 05/23/08 Maybe take a bolt with a square head that will fit in there - SlicktopTT 15:07:32 05/23/08 Thanks, I got a new one. Everything I try just seems to - evan3(ca) 16:39:52 05/23/08 Here's what someone else ended up doing -- see link... - jzack 09:11:08 05/24/08 Sure you can't get an impact wrench on it? - lakerdude42 20:48:23 05/23/08 Also if you don't think you can hold it up tight enough - lakerdude42 20:55:29 05/23/08 An impact wrench would only make it worse - spyhunterTT 18:13:00 05/24/08 Weld a bolt/nut to it. works like a champ. (n/m) - Crim 09:30:09 05/24/08 Thanks, I think im going to try some pb blaster. Let - evan3(ca) 21:24:12 05/24/08 another solution. after using penetrating oil, always - mossyoak 09:32:55 05/25/08
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