bolt remover

[el_4ever]

...which bolt removers are made well enough to handle a broken stubborn m6 bolt?

[el_4ever]

...i've tried two different ones, niether have shave sharp enough edges to do the job.

[e30Matt]

Is it broken off in something? If there's enough bolt protruding from the surface, try a stud puller.

[el_4ever]

there wasn't to begin with...after drilling a hole in the center, it's farther in that it started. that could have worked though.

[e30Matt]

Then just drill it out oversize, tap it, and use an oversized bolt.

[el_4ever]

Then just drill it out oversize, tap it, and use an oversized bolt.

...that'll be last resort. for now i have faith that i'm going to find something that'll bite that hard ass bolt...the drill bit wouldn't even cut. took me 20 min to drill 5-6 mm!

[benDASHDASH]

...that'll be last resort. for now i have faith that i'm going to find something that'll bite that hard ass bolt...the drill bit wouldn't even cut. took me 20 min to drill 5-6 mm!

Try a new titanium drill bit.

[Roberte]

Try a new titanium drill bit.

X1 - Don't be cheap, buy a decent bit and you'll be amazed!

[Beej '86 325es]

I recently had a problem...

I bought this to guide my pilot hole, works with bolts sheared above, flush, or below the surface:

http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/qcsmet4pc.html

Then I bought more cobalt drill bits, left hand drill if you can find them in the hopes that the bolt will unscrew itself during drilling from the vibration.

Then I bought these to extract the bolt:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=00952152000

The vibration for drilling for an hour or two loosened mine, so the extractors hardly even dug in when I twisted it out.

Hope this helps.

[el_4ever]

I recently had a problem...

I bought this to guide my pilot hole, works with bolts sheared above, flush, or below the surface:

http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/qcsmet4pc.html

Then I bought more cobalt drill bits, left hand drill if you can find them in the hopes that the bolt will unscrew itself during drilling from the vibration.

Then I bought these to extract the bolt:
http://www.sears.com/sr/javasr/produ...id=00952152000

The vibration for drilling for an hour or two loosened mine, so the extractors hardly even dug in when I twisted it out.

Hope this helps.

^That's exactly what i was looking for...graet info man, dudes...thanks!

[Jparkr]

GEt a left handed drill bit and it will drill it out for you. i did it today on a tranny pan bolt that someone broke.