Svenska_Monokrom
Professional Lowballer
- Joined
- Aug 15, 2016
- Location
- Oakland, California
So I turn to here for some advice on this.
So basically I have a failed engine mount, but the block of rubber itself isn't failed. The bracket that holds it in place I broke at the block.
The bolts for that bracket snapped off and left the rest of them imbedded in the block.
I'm just trying to get some ideas on how to get those bolts out of the block so I can reinstall the bracket properly. I know those cheap little stripper bolt removal tools work sometimes but we want a method that would cause as little damage to the block as possible. A new engine is not an option for us right now.
I suck at explaining things so feel free to ask for some clarification.
So basically I have a failed engine mount, but the block of rubber itself isn't failed. The bracket that holds it in place I broke at the block.
The bolts for that bracket snapped off and left the rest of them imbedded in the block.
I'm just trying to get some ideas on how to get those bolts out of the block so I can reinstall the bracket properly. I know those cheap little stripper bolt removal tools work sometimes but we want a method that would cause as little damage to the block as possible. A new engine is not an option for us right now.
I suck at explaining things so feel free to ask for some clarification.