Tranny drain bolt frozen in place
#21
This is what I did. welded a 1/2 " nut over top of the rounded off head. Get a way better bite on a larger nut.
#22
Tranny pan drain bolt is a pain. I removed my first one with one of these: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00952166000P
I bought a new bolt to put back in. You cannot/should not tighten that bolt too much. I just snug it past finger tight.
I bought a new bolt to put back in. You cannot/should not tighten that bolt too much. I just snug it past finger tight.
Last edited by SnakeOiler; 04-11-2010 at 11:14 AM.
#24
Tranny pan drain bolt is a pain. I removed my first one with one of these: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00952166000P
I bought a new bolt to put back in. You cannot/should not tighten that bolt too much. I just snug it past finger tight.
I bought a new bolt to put back in. You cannot/should not tighten that bolt too much. I just snug it past finger tight.
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Vince Ive used the same methods also. For some reason the 65E in my truck doesnt have a drain bolt though? Vince would you know why that is? Its just an 05 VHO LQ9 truck with a 65E and a 14 bolt rear.
#29
I figured it was something along those lines. And yea it was a shitty design. Im sure GM technicians have a list of engineers whose asses will be kicked for those types of shitty designs if theyre ever caught in public. I know at the Honda shop I work at weve got a running list a mile long of people we will beat senseless for those kind of designs.
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