what should I do. It is a boat that hold my AC compressor on. It's the one that's in the face of the block.
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12-08-2013
what should I do. It is a boat that hold my AC compressor on. It's the one that's in the face of the block.
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12-08-2013
Gotta drill it out
12-08-2013
punch a pilot hole dead center of the broken bolt, drill a hole in the bolt, then put a easy out in the drilled hole. adding some heat to the side of the block may help loosen it up some too. (propane plumbers torch should work)
12-08-2013
A left hand drill bit set will sometimes pull it out on its own.
12-08-2013
either type of the bottom two. they sell them at the parts stores. you can buy just one, you dont really need a whole set unless you want one.
12-08-2013
Does anyone know where I can order the mounting bolts for my AC compressor. I need number 4.
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12-08-2013
hard ware store carrys bolts. if one of the others match the threads take it to the store, find a nut that fits then find the bolt by the thread pitch and size of the nut.
12-08-2013
All the threads are in the block. And I don't know how long it should be
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12-08-2013
you wont "need" a new bolt till you get the broke one out.
12-08-2013
But I want a new one so I know how far I can drill into the block.
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12-08-2013
Do you have a pick n pull?
Originally Posted by The Sunfire Guy
12-08-2013
measure a 1/2 inch up the drill bit, then put some tape at the 1/2 inch mark, drill slowly and check often how deep you are.
at a 1/2 deep or so should be enough for the easy out to bite good.
12-08-2013
thank they what I was looking for.
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12-08-2013
don't know just move to south Florida two months ago. if I was back in MD I know of like 6.
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