Just broke exhaust bolt :(
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Just broke exhaust bolt :(
Going to take engine out then use easy out to get it out
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Re: Just broke exhaust bolt :(
Let us all know how She goes
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Re: Just broke exhaust bolt :(
either weld a nut on it or clamp a drill suck to the stub if you have enough to grab onto, then at low rpm / high torque unscrew it..
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Just broke exhaust bolt :(
Tried to drill it to use screw extractor bit kinda drilled in the wrong place.
So when I get a day off the engine will be coming out to try again. If I have no luck then I will put my spare engine in. But will keep u guys up to date
So when I get a day off the engine will be coming out to try again. If I have no luck then I will put my spare engine in. But will keep u guys up to date
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Re: Just broke exhaust bolt :(
Did you try clampig the drill chuck into the stub?
Drilling / extracting can be quite tricky unless you've done it a few times and have decent drills / screw extractors, anything else is going to make things worse.
Theres always plus gas and heat along with tacking a stud on the end of it. Can always braize one on if you dont have a welder
Drilling / extracting can be quite tricky unless you've done it a few times and have decent drills / screw extractors, anything else is going to make things worse.
Theres always plus gas and heat along with tacking a stud on the end of it. Can always braize one on if you dont have a welder
xivlia wrote:i dont go fast on this bike so really do not need a rear brake.. /
vic-vtrvfr wrote:Ask xivlia for help, he's tackled just about every problem u could think of...
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Just broke exhaust bolt :(
Just a quick update
Took the engine out, got the bolt out , new bolt in and engine back in :)
I can now continue with my project
Thanks
Took the engine out, got the bolt out , new bolt in and engine back in :)
I can now continue with my project
Thanks