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Old 02-14-2019, 04:49 PM
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so the bolt snapped off use a reverse drill bit make sure the drill is in reverse ,, the drill will cut into the broken stud and then should unscrew.

not rusted so should come out with no problems ..

I have done this method on exhaust manifold rusted off bolts a bit harder to do when its rusted ..

I loosen studs then if a lot of bolts/nuts I use gun to remove..

I never use air guns to install because of a too much torque..I prefer the electric guns and I set to a lower torque spec which is much more accurate than an air gun..
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