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Pesky broken exhaust bolts.


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What kind and brand did you break? Nothing personal, but you know what you are doing? Experience does matter, and I've never found one magic tool that always works in any situation in 20 years of being a machinist (inluding making my own).

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http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/topic/5361-a-mechanics-tips-and-tricks/

 

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Left handed drill bits work the best. First use a bit slightly larger than the stud to remove the material that the burr on the broken stud want to dig into. This will make a nice "face" on the broken stud and will center your next drill bit. As it digs in, it should pull the broken piece with it.

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