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Ceepo
01-26-2009, 05:01 PM
Well i tryed to drill out and extract my exhaust stud, but the so called "Ez-Out"(i dont recommed them) snaped off in the stud, im going to drill it out and tap it bigger for a heilcoil, but i need to know what the thread and pitch are of the exhaust stud, i have searched but no luck i may not be typing the write words in seach but can anyone help me??? thanks in advance fellow zilvias :)
Ceepo
01-26-2009, 05:04 PM
Lol is this the write size? m10x1.25(just typed in sr20det heilcoil in google and this is what came up) also anyone got any pointers in doing helicoils, should i take the engine to a machine shop and have them do it for me, also i have heard of thread inserts should i do that or helicoil...
bradg1313
01-26-2009, 05:44 PM
Eazy outs suck... go to wallmart, go to the tool section and get a grip it... same concept as a easy out, but more duraible
Ceepo
01-27-2009, 08:24 AM
Eazy outs suck... go to wallmart, go to the tool section and get a grip it... same concept as a easy out, but more duraible
The easy out is stuck in the bolt and i dont want to buy a expensive drill put to get it out, i think im gonna do a heilcoil but back on track, can someone tell me what the thread and pitch are of the exhaust studs :-/
sr-20
01-27-2009, 01:59 PM
Try this product. I have not tried it yet. But, I heard good things about it.
http://www.timesert.com/ (http://www.timesert.com/)
Bigsyke
01-27-2009, 02:01 PM
M10X1.25
There is a toyota stud for 1/2 the cost
However your already screwed, im in the same spot.
You need to remove the head, build up a bead of weld on top of the stud, then weld on a angled alan wrench, or a hex nut to the stud.
Id then run the car for a little bit, and take a candle and hold it up to the newly welded nut.
Should come right out.
Dont do a helicoil/drill out the stud because the stud most near the dizzy is only sperated by a few mm of aluminum before you hit the water jacket. You wouldnt know you hit the jacket untill you slowly start loosing coolant, thus start to over heat because most of the time it doesnt even leak, it just evaporates and there is 0 trace of a leak.
Ceepo
01-28-2009, 08:33 AM
M10X1.25
There is a toyota stud for 1/2 the cost
However your already screwed, im in the same spot.
You need to remove the head, build up a bead of weld on top of the stud, then weld on a angled alan wrench, or a hex nut to the stud.
Id then run the car for a little bit, and take a candle and hold it up to the newly welded nut.
Should come right out.
Dont do a helicoil/drill out the stud because the stud most near the dizzy is only sperated by a few mm of aluminum before you hit the water jacket. You wouldnt know you hit the jacket untill you slowly start loosing coolant, thus start to over heat because most of the time it doesnt even leak, it just evaporates and there is 0 trace of a leak.
The stud that i broke is the farthest one towards the firewall, do you think there is still a chance of hitting a waterjacket?
Bigsyke
01-28-2009, 01:31 PM
Its probably the same in depth, maybe 1mm more in width.
You need to do the weld trick, unless the engine is out, either way your not going to drill that broken ezout, no bit in the world is going to tap that puppy.
Go to homedepot, rent a welder for $40 a day, 30 minutes later stud will be on the floor.
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