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Broken lower exhaust manifold stud 200 1988

posted by  someone claiming to be twoforty on  Fri Jan 16 13:58 CST 2004 [RELATED]

earthman is right, they are not pressed in.

If you can get a bite on the broken stud (vise grip), you may be able to twist it out. May take a bit of WD40 or what have you.....heat, if you know your way around the "blue wrench".

By double nutting the other studs, I'd pull the others also, and get all new ones. I got mine at my local parts store. I think earthman is right about the size. If you take the others out...match them at the parts store.

twoforty






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