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Removing broken bolt from back of head... 200

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posted by  luke242ti on  Sat Dec 28 17:09 CST 2002
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Back to square one.
The sender piece that is in there leaks. Some, only left engine running for about 2-3 minutes or so. Everything I wiped my finger or put a clean section of rag on there it would get oily. Wonderful...

Makes me wonder why I even bothered in the first place. Kinda screwed myself over with this one.

Got a few screw extractors from the store, going to have to cut them down to see if they fit. its too bad they dont make 90 degree ones, or ones that are shorter.

thanks
take care

Luke

with a repair that is a bit over my head if involves removing head, turbo/mani and more.






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