Help!!! I just screwed...well broken bolted myself

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11-19-2010, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Mudd Duck 1

Yes the round bolt with the hex goes all the way through into the head. Good luck

thanks i was afraid of that. the seems like it's gonna be a pia to remove

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11-20-2010, 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Birdbrain

Yeah, works every time minus the one in that picture. Oh and wait? didnt i have to help you get that out? and then tap and helicoil it for you? hmmm....

Nice.

Didnt work for that one because there was none of it sticking out.
and yes you tryed (still appreciate that btw), but dont try to take credit for your dads work matt. He is the one who did the helicoil

Only reason i called you is because you had the tools, i didnt.

Oh and tell you dad i said thanks again, it still holding up great

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Originally Posted by kiyobrown

I love when people take credit for work they didn't do. CB's too, right?

I figured this would come up. I would have expained the whole situation, but that would possibly make the post more confusing to people who are having issues like this. If you still want to be anal about it, i will edit my post.

Now, i have a reason for taking credit for matt/matts dads work.
But why did he try to take credit for his dads work in that last post?

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11-21-2010, 07:14 PM

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Originally Posted by kiyobrown

i love when people take credit for work they didn't do. Cb's too, right?

If you can't get it with heat and oil like everyone has suggested, the helicoil is an easy fix. Did that trick on a front diff cover when the head of a bolt snapped off while trying to torque the bolt down. Didn't think it would snap with less then 35 ft/lbs. (forget what the fsm recommended, but i know it was less than 35. Helicoiled it, and in less then 5 minutes we wwere installing the diff back into the 4runner.

omg kiyobrown are you talking about my diff cover? You are so awesome! Thank you!