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'99 - '06 GM Truck Modifications
Transmission & Transfer Case
Stripped Bell Housing-to-Case Bolt
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<blockquote data-quote="KaulinGraves" data-source="post: 29990" data-attributes="member: 15467"><p>Update:</p><p></p><p>We have a success! Saturday when I posted the last update, me and my buddy used a dremmel to cut a gash in the head of the bolt and use a ground-down dovetail as a wide flathead screwdriver to get it out but couldn’t. Today, I was off work from a blown transformer on the side of the building so I got in contact with the same buddy’s friend that worked at the farmer’s co-op to help us and he used an air-chisel in that same gash. Took about 20 minutes of working it back and forth to get it out. You can tell the threads are trashed in the middle of the bolt. When we tried to drill it, the drill kept going to the side so we broke part of the side of it. But I think the threads are alright on the casing and hopefully the bell housing. I don’t see any damage. Might go in with like a thread-chaser to ensure. Thank god</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KaulinGraves, post: 29990, member: 15467"] Update: We have a success! Saturday when I posted the last update, me and my buddy used a dremmel to cut a gash in the head of the bolt and use a ground-down dovetail as a wide flathead screwdriver to get it out but couldn’t. Today, I was off work from a blown transformer on the side of the building so I got in contact with the same buddy’s friend that worked at the farmer’s co-op to help us and he used an air-chisel in that same gash. Took about 20 minutes of working it back and forth to get it out. You can tell the threads are trashed in the middle of the bolt. When we tried to drill it, the drill kept going to the side so we broke part of the side of it. But I think the threads are alright on the casing and hopefully the bell housing. I don’t see any damage. Might go in with like a thread-chaser to ensure. Thank god [/QUOTE]
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