Yea I tried clearing out the oil when I first tried loosening it and I think there was just enough to make it strip but today I found a small paint brush and cleaned out all of the bolt heads and they appear to be dry. I have plenty of extensions to use as a battering ram lol. I will give the...
I am sorry to keep derailing the thread but this gets more attention than the thread I made about me doing this. What do you guys think about those reverse drill bits that drill counter clockwise? I think that might work for removing the head bolt.
Actually I found a set of Easy Out sockets at...
Yea a friend of mine was saying we might have to weld something on and get it out that way. Well the 7m I have has been well taken care of, 81k miles and I don't plan on driving it often anyway just need to replace the head gasket and a few other gaskets along the way and it should be good to go.
That is why I was asking because if you make it jump threads then that is basically like ripping the bolt out and damaging the threads. I want to get this bolt out safely without damaging anything but I don't care if the bolt itself gets damaged because I have ARP studs coming in.
Tonight I tried cleaning out the head bolts as much as I could, soaking up the oil and scraping out sludge and when I got to the fifth bolt according to the sequence it started stripping and it's a bit rounded now. What do you guys recommend I should do to remove it?
Removed my turbo and exhaust manifold now all that is left is the last bit of the intake manifold then it is head removal time to change the head gasket.
I finally got the turbo and exhaust manifold off tonight and tomorrow I tackle the rest of the intake manifold and then it's time to work on the head. I did notice there is some oil on the last 2 holes of the exhaust where cylinder 5 and 6 are as well as for the spark plug wires there was a...
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