<VV> non-Corvair question...

[Ed Gilroy]

Tip/rotate the engine so that the surface where the bolt has broken off is
face up. Coat the broken off bolt with a 50/50 pre-mix of acetone and ATF.
keep the broken off bolt wet for several hours. Drill a hole for an ez-out
or bolt-out and see if you can get it out.

I have also used a commercial product called Mouse Milk in a similar
manner. I actually don't think it is as effective as acetone/ATF but it
doesn't damage nearby paint or discolor the part which can happen with
acetone and ATF.

On Fri, Sep 15, 2017 at 12:18 PM, Kinzelman, Andy via VirtualVairs <
virtualvairs at corvair.org> wrote:

> Guys,
> My friend (former Corvair owner) has a Dodge 340 with a broken exhaust
> bolt - broken flush to the surface of the head.  There is no exhaust
> manifold on it, and the engine is currently out of the car.
> Anybody have any suggestions how this might be removed without drilling it
> out?
> Thanks,
> Andy K.
>
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