This feels like a silly question but I am going to ask anyway. Because after searching this forum and google I could not find anything related to my situation. Maybe it is me and bad luck. I removed the engine from my 1999 GP GT to replace most of the gaskets. While doing this I broke the Exhaust Manifold bolts off in the flange that connects the cross over pipe to the fire wall side exhaust. Is there a special way to remove those bolts? The reason I ask is because when they broke I thought no big deal there is still part of the bolt left on the bottom end of the flange I will just use a pair of vice grips and work it out. Well that did not work I just ended up destroying the threads and the bolt never moves. I soaked them in Mr. Wrench and then tried again. Needless to say nothing. I can't get them out. So I bought some reverse drill bits and drilled it. I screwed that up by not drilling straight. So my last resort was to go to the junk yard and remove the exhaust manifold off of a car. Guess what happens? After getting all the bolts out of the manifold except the last 2 bolts that connects the cross pipe. The bolts breaks off in the flange again.
