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October 3rd 06, 06:11 AM
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Starter bolt
"NapalmHeart" > wrote in message ... > > "BläBlä" > You will want a "bolt extractor" >> Kinda like a external easyout. >> > > Went to the local tool store and bought a nice set of Irwin bolt > extractors. It managed to rip a big chunk of the bolt head off. At that > point I got a small grinder in there (after removing a bunch of small > braces and tabs) and managed to grind the bolt head off. Tomorrow I'll > see about getting the rest out. At least there's more room to work on it! > ;+) > > Ken > The rest of the bolt came out using my fingers. Car is back together and running. Thanks for the replies. Ken 
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