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PostPosted: Wed Jul 08, 2009 4:54 pm 
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So i am tightening the bolts back up on the tranny pan and the service manual says 105 torque the bolt snapped at like maybe 70 ? now what the heck do i do????

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Sure thats not 105 INCH lbs???? Read about that all the time.

Did it break flush? If youre not comfortable drilling/tapping the bolt out take it to a shop and have them do it.

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if you can take the pan off and get on the bolt with some vice grips that could work as well.

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Yikes, yeah, that's 105 inch-pounds. (8.75 foot-pounds). Ouch! Something like this should get it out:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00062ZDF4

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Do you suffer from a persecution complex?

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JL Rockies wrote:
Do you suffer from a persecution complex?


probably...

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Jeepjeepster wrote:
Sure thats not 105 INCH lbs???? Read about that all the time.

Did it break flush? If youre not comfortable drilling/tapping the bolt out take it to a shop and have them do it.


yea it broke flush all I have left is the head of the bolt...

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Yikes, yeah, that's 105 inch-pounds. (8.75 foot-pounds). Ouch! Something like this should get it out:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00062ZDF4


yea it wasnt even that much before it busted ...

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google EZ Out or easy out...not sure which.

Basically you drill a hole in the fastener end, and then this thing screws into that hole, but it is a cross threaded screw. Keep screwing in, and the bolt turns the right way to come out.

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0311_DoC wrote:
jeepskate wrote:
Yikes, yeah, that's 105 inch-pounds. (8.75 foot-pounds). Ouch! Something like this should get it out:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00062ZDF4


yea it wasnt even that much before it busted ...
If it busted before you reached 8lbs-ft or torque it most likely was crossthreaded,prepare for the worst and figure in the cost of drilling it out to the next size and adding a helicoil or a new trans.


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If you manage to get it out...make sure you get a new pan...because if you actually torqued that bolt to 105 ft lb, that pan is fubar.


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ThunderbirdJunkie wrote:
"custom Realtree pinstriping"


tbj is that "custom Realtree pinstriping" or "real tree scraping" :lol:

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Aren't they the same? :lol:


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