Well I think it's time to get the bolts extractors out. If you don't have
any, go buy some. If you have access to a Snap-On tool guy, buy their left
hand extractor set, they work a lot better than regular right hand
extractor. You can try to heat the bolt red hot, and throw a glass of water
on it right after. If often help unlocking the threads. Good luck dude.
Math
86 GLi 2.0L 16v
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, October 12, 2001 9:18 PM
Subject: broken bleeder screws..question
> It seems previous owner choose not to use a spray loosener on my golfs
disk brake bleeder screws. Both front are broken off with nothing left to
grab onto.
> Any suggestions on getting them out would be greatly appreciated.
> mike
> 89 gti 16v
> 89 golf gl
> 89 jetta
> 00 jeep wr. 4.0 sprt
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