The first set is the set I was talking about.
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Meh.
Clamp on to the bolt by whatever method you prefer.
Get the oil or pan good and hot... by driving or torch.
Then hold some dry ice on the bolt for a couple minutes.
Then hammer at it.
'04 is steel.
Yep, its steel. Tried heating it with no luck. This by far the most stubborn bolt I have ever dealt with in my 16 years of working on my own cars. Maybe I should just drill and tap a new hole ha ha
Suck the oil out through the dipstick.
http://www.edmunds.com/how-to/the-to...il-change.html
Last edited by GTP in RTP; 07-13-2013 at 02:00 PM.
Use a pipe wrench. The longest one you can get on the bolt and still turn the wrench.
Don
Twizted1, those look very similar to the Irwin set that Autozone has. I have a credit at Autozone and plan to get the set today or tomorrow. I figure it will be the most reliable and hopefully easiest way to get the plug out.
You hit the Nail right on the head.
The set below it are from matco, same thing just deeper and more of a selection.
I think that's going to be your easiest way to get that out. Be sure to use the one that feels like it barely wants to start on the bolt. Then Hammer the **** out of it.
Put your Biggest 3/8"ratchet on it and go to Strainin!! Lol
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