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  1. Exhaust manifold stud snapped off ! 
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    Can someone please give me an idea how to get the remaining stud out of the head. Do I need any special type drill bits and how do I drill it out without wrecking the thread?

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    has the stud broken off or just stuck? a stud extractor should get it out.
     
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    Thanks for the reply ...... It's snapped off flush with the head onzarob. Are stud extractors a generic tool? .... easy to use?
     
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    If you cant weld a nut onto it, soak the area in penetrating oil and drill/dremmel a small hole so that you can use an easy-out & impact driver.
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by ini View Post
    If you cant weld a nut onto it, soak the area in penetrating oil and drill/dremmel a small hole so that you can use an easy-out & impact driver.
    Thanks ini ...... I have a dremmel ... will a small drill bit that came with it manage it or can you buy tungsten carbide bits to fit? Just a bit worried about drilling into the head.
     
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    With a stud extractor, you drill a hole the size you're told, screw the jobbie into the hole. As it's a left handed thread, the more you tighten it, the more it digs in and it'll start unscrewing the stud.

    Similar thing happened to me with a rocker cover bolt. Shat myself, but the extractor saved me!
     
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    Quote Originally Posted by herby0001 View Post
    With a stud extractor, you drill a hole the size you're told, screw the jobbie into the hole. As it's a left handed thread, the more you tighten it, the more it digs in and it'll start unscrewing the stud.

    Similar thing happened to me with a rocker cover bolt. Shat myself, but the extractor saved me!
    Thanks for that Herby ...... found a "backstreet" VW specialist and they're going to do it sometime this week for £50 ...... that'll save the underpants .....
     
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