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oil plug stuck in a bolt hole-ac b

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jared in ct

03-19-2005 09:14:13




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i have tryed an easy out, pipe wrench, and hitting with just about everything, its just denting it. It is stuck in the final drive, anybody have ideas on how to get it out?




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Ed H.

03-19-2005 22:20:22




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 Re: oil plug stuck in a bolt hole-ac b in reply to jared in ct, 03-19-2005 09:14:13  
drill it out , directly in the center....buy the right pipe tap and re-tap it.....i've been doing this for many decades....a pipe thread is tapered



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Rednight (IL)

03-19-2005 17:33:15




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 Re: oil plug stuck in a bolt hole-ac b in reply to jared in ct, 03-19-2005 09:14:13  
If you have used an easy out you already have the hole. Keep drilling it out bigger a little at a time until you can just see the threads. A few pecks with a drift punch or chisel should collapse the plug inward and loosen it enough to chase it out. Or I have stuck a rod in the hole and welded it then welded a nut on the rod. The combination of heat and a better grip will sometime loosen it up. Good luck!

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mark/mn

03-19-2005 16:31:48




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 Re: oil plug stuck in a bolt hole-ac b in reply to jared in ct, 03-19-2005 09:14:13  
A little heat on the plug might help.



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