If its broken real far in the hole and none of the already mentioned tricks work you can use a left hand drill bit to drill into the bolt, the heat from drilling, the weakening of the bolt and the fact that you drill the wrong way will usually make the bolt thread out. Another one is to use an oxy-acetylene torch to melt the metal in the bolt and then turn over to full oxygene and blow the melted metal out. Needless to say that you will need to be careful due to the melted metal being a bit hot :o)
Ciao Andr� > I recently purchased a 396 witht the fly wheel included. I was told that it > was > from a 4 speed manual. I"m sure there is a way to tell if the flywheel is > from a > manual or not but not sure of exactly what it is. Also, the block has a > busted bolt > on the back of it where my engine stand needs to bolt on. I tried using screw > removers and bolt extractors but nothing seemed to work. Is there any > options other > than taking it to a machine shop and having it drilled and tapped back out?? > Thanks > for the help > > Ryan
