Help please!!

[JB_Runner]

Today I tried to change out my drive belts and now im all screwed up.
Everything was going well until I was trying to loosen the A/C pulley the nut was rusted and the whole bolt sheered off. Then I was thinking I should be able to drive without it until I get new parts to replace it. I continued on to loosen the power steering bolts and I stripped the top bolt right behind the pulley. Does anyone have any tips on how to remove the stripped bolt behind the pulley and the replacement part number for it? Also the replacement part number for the bolt behind the A/C pulley? Below are some pics for your reference

As you can tell from the picture its stripped pretty bad

 

[nissanh]

You can access the stripped bolt through the power steering pump pulley. USE a SIX sided box socket (Never use cheap Chinese box sockets). Also make sure you press the box socket all the way into the bolt.
Also remove the air box and intake hose to gain better access to the power steering pump adjuster.

 

[psraff]

Wow.... I just dealt with that A\C Bolt last week. I ordered two set from Toyota of Dallas. $3 bucks each.


16385-62020 ADJUST BAR SLIDER

$3.00

9011908493 ADJUST BAR BOLT

$1.63

 

[LittleCaesar]

And psraff wonders why my local dealer keeps two or more of these in stock at all times.

The stripped bolt is torqued to 32ft/lbs. Go through the pulley. A long breaker bar with a 6 point socket should work. 14mm I believe.

 

[psraff]

And psraff wonders why my local dealer keeps two or more of these in stock at all times.
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No.... I wonder why ALL Dealerships don't have a few on hand! LOL

 

[4Runnin2000]

Nevermind

 

[stir_fry_boy]

Nevermind

You have to loosen the AC pulley to get the pulley to slide up and down to get the belt off. Not sure how you did it.

 

[4Runnin2000]

You have to loosen the AC pulley to get the pulley to slide up and down to get the belt off. Not sure how you did it.

Yeah I edited my post. Looked at the picture wrong. My eyes are playing tricks on me. Time for another [emoji481]

 

[stir_fry_boy]

Yeah I edited my post. Looked at the picture wrong. My eyes are playing tricks on me. Time for another [emoji481]

Getting warmed up for the 4th of July?

 

[4Runnin2000]

Getting warmed up for the 4th of July?

Haha! Definitely. But doing it indoors tonight.

 

[JB_Runner]

I tried using a 6 six sided socket with breaker bar but still didnt budge. The bolt almost rounded off. Any other ways to get it off and the part number to replace it?

 

[Joe Z]

I tried using a 6 six sided socket with breaker bar but still didnt budge. The bolt almost rounded off. Any other ways to get it off and the part number to replace it?

Not sure where the bolt is....
Any chance you could fit an air hammer in there and give it light taps of air?

 

[LittleCaesar]

Try and tap a 1/2" socket on there.

If you have the ability to get to a Lowes, Advanced Auto, etc, buy these:
Irwin BOLT-GRIP 394001 - Bolt Extractor Set | O'Reilly Auto Parts

A short impact would work wonders in this situation......

 

[JB_Runner]

Try and tap a 1/2" socket on there.

If you have the ability to get to a Lowes, Advanced Auto, etc, buy these:
Irwin BOLT-GRIP 394001 - Bolt Extractor Set | O'Reilly Auto Parts

A short impact would work wonders in this situation......

Thank you!! Those sockets and a breaker bar did the trick! Also soaked the bolt in penetrating oil over night.