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Old Sep 23, 2003
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^think he meant torch wrench not torch as in fire. LOL right? - yeah buddy a torch wrench comes with a monkey wrench too. LoL right? no
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Explosivdeeznutz How much you want to bet i know more about cars and engines then you. I work on cars every day i just have never stripped a nut. Sorry i don't know how to fix a fu(ked up nut, my friend stripped it on his car i'm just trying to help him.
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Originally posted by ZMan2k2
Go to Sears and get the "Craftsman Bolt out" kit. This works pretty well. It digs into a stripped bolt and gets it off. It makes it's own grabbing points on a stripped bolt. I have the bolt-out and the screw-out sets, and they both work great. It's like $20, but it will save your sanity.
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You definitly dont work on cars every day if you have never stipped a nut, and you definitly have never worked on a car before if you didn't know that a torch will heat up the metal and allow the bolt to free easier, and you DEFINTILY DEFINITLY have no idea about anything, trying to JB Weld a socket to a nut...I told my fellow mechanic's, and i had them rolling around for 20 minutes...They said there should be a test to take to be able to post on this message board. I stuck up for you and said everyone learns somewhere....but man...don't try to be what your not. Good luck with that.."bolt"
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Originally posted by JBDesign
^think he meant torch wrench not torch as in fire. LOL right? - yeah buddy a torch wrench comes with a monkey wrench too. LoL right? no
I think you meant a torque wrench, not a torch wrench,

Have you got the nut off, or bolt out? I haven't been able to tell if its a nut or bolt by reading this thread.
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It's a nut, the bolt itself is in the block. It's a tough spot to hit, but if you have a swivel socket for your ratchet it comes right off.
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DAMN just use EZ Out...I had a bolt get the head stripped clean off and was like oh ****! but my father-in-law had easy out and in 2 min the bolt was out! all it is is a small drill bit that goes into the bolt snags it self in and reverses it out! it works brilliant and costs like $7.
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i wouldnt recommend ez outs for a manifold stud.....use the double nut method insted..ez outs break very easilly
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Originally posted by xblkcivicx
It's a nut, the bolt itself is in the block. It's a tough spot to hit, but if you have a swivel socket for your ratchet it comes right off.
So you mean its a threaded stud in the block and the nut holds the manifold on, right? Just wondering.
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Its a nut on the header stud. I was tired when i posted my question. So does anyone now how to remove a stripped NUT?
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Sears craftsman stripped bolt removers work wonders. its like a regular socket but it basically wedges its own "teeth" into the nut allowing you to remove it. give it a try.
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and to make it easier on yourself just use a skew attachment on your ratchet.
 
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