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Most reliable method to remove, weld a washer to the bolt then nut to the washer, spin it out.
Demonstration ^^ Heard it b4 just never seen it dun
Nvm treed by Rick lol
Success rate, almost 100% on alum or steel.
That's cool - thanks! Downside is that I don't have a welder.
then I have a solution...but you need patience
center punch broken bolt & drill a hole in the center...the hole diameter has to be about 2/3 of
the size of the piece...soak with penetrant...drive a torx bit (one that fits tight) into the hole & use a 1/4 wrench on it
remember...it will turn in BOTH directions....you must finesse it out...nice thing...if anything breaks you can still use
the welding method
Or drive it to somebody that does have a welder.
-Don____________
try a small flat head screw driver and a hammer, should be much making the bolt tight anymore