Subject	just use a "bolt extractor"- should be pretty easy
Posted by	musky on March 15, 2010 at 1:08 AM
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In Reply To	Help Please: Starter Installation posted by cHiNgLeZ on March 14, 2010 at 10:55 PM
Message	Irwin makes them in a handy little kit that comes with the matching drill bit. The bellhousing is aluminum, so the broken stud should come out pretty easily. Just soak it in PB blaster penetrant for a good 20 minutes before you start. The extractor kits are sold at about every autoparts store in existence. I havent ever had a start bolt or stud break, but im pretty sure its aimed at a good enough angle to get a drill in there. Just take the broken stud and get a bolt that is the same thread to replace it. The studs back out many times anyway, and ive seen many zs running around with 2 bolts instead of the stud. good luck, Tom
Follow Ups	Help Please: Starter Installation - cHiNgLeZ 22:55:05 03/14/10 Re: Help Please: Starter Installation - draker 23:55:40 03/14/10 Arghhh how wonderful... - cHiNgLeZ 00:35:19 03/15/10 Re: Arghhh how wonderful... - draker 01:00:44 03/15/10 Oh hold on a sec...I thought this stud was on the top. - cHiNgLeZ 01:17:19 03/15/10 Hmm so I read through a few posts while searching and found - cHiNgLeZ 02:38:26 03/15/10 Turn the motor over by hand a few times after replacing... - musky 08:59:01 03/15/10 just use a "bolt extractor"- should be pretty easy - musky 01:08:47 03/15/10 Also consider some heat on the aluminum (20 secs or so)>> - ZUL8TR 06:49:42 03/15/10 the easiest way to get that out of a tight spot like that - KasbeKZ(VA) 09:59:30 03/15/10 Re: Help Please: Starter Installation - draker 13:02:50 03/15/10 Thank you everyone for the help. - cHiNgLeZ 15:24:56 03/15/10 Drill and tap make sure you have a good drill - John (MD) 08:15:01 03/16/10
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