Broken exhaust stud

Started by Beetleboi -Greg-, May 10, 2013, 07:36:18 PM

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Beetleboi -Greg-

Map gas and vice grips won't work, too much stud left to drill a new hole. What is my next step?
ROUTE 66 MAY 2014

1972 Volkswagen WestFakia "Mildred"

You buy your own bus, and do what you want to your bus. I'll do what I want to so with mine. Pissing off purists one modification at at time.

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DWP

I would consider welding a bar to it
DWP
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Beetleboi -Greg-

I'm not a welder, its a tough spot to get to.
ROUTE 66 MAY 2014

1972 Volkswagen WestFakia "Mildred"

You buy your own bus, and do what you want to your bus. I'll do what I want to so with mine. Pissing off purists one modification at at time.

"After a Hurricane Comes a Rainbow" - Katy Perry

Bob(Herbie)

If you can get access to the stud, weld a nut onto it. A nut that is just slightly larger. The heat will cause the metal around it to expand. Then the nut gives you something to wrench the stud out. I have used this method many times with a small wire feed welder!  %$oldcit
46 years later and I am back to a '63 Rag named Herby
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Beetleboi -Greg-

I don't have a welder, nor do I know how to weld... so I'm stuck.
ROUTE 66 MAY 2014

1972 Volkswagen WestFakia "Mildred"

You buy your own bus, and do what you want to your bus. I'll do what I want to so with mine. Pissing off purists one modification at at time.

"After a Hurricane Comes a Rainbow" - Katy Perry

kvbug (karen)

Get a new stud... I'll see if I can find ya one..   #@rofl3
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DWP

Like I tell my Son
Waste money on cars not Girls
You can always sell the car

Baha (Shawn)

that type of stud extractor wont fit in the head area around the stud.



If you have that much sticking it out, you should be able to grab it with straight jaw



or needle nosed



vise grips.

Use a torch to get the head very hot (not the stud) and it should come out easily  (a propane torch wont get hot enough


HD has one



It uses mapp & oxygen that is awesome. I have one you can borrow, but you'll need to buy tanks. (for the price of the tanks you should just buy the torch. Theyre a good tool to have)

This is the welded nut method....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uwbb9Oj7VAg

Also...I have a bus towbar. You can take it to a weld shop (or to your dad's    thumpup)- )
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