ledevil
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Here's what I did and I don't see how this would cause this. I was having a odd clunk noise under my truck I jacked it up looked around found my sway bar end link bushings were TOAST! I replaced those set the truck back on the ground drove about 6 blocks if that to my work and my Bolt snapped not bent or stripped out but snapped! Not the fork part but the bolt you adjust to raise and lower the truck with. Question is how the hell do I get the remaining part of the broken bolt out of the threaded part that's attached to the frame?
Here's what I've tried:
1. Sprayed the crap out of it with PB Blast...
2. I tried drilling it but that doesn't seem to work even with my smallest metal bit it won't get deep enough for a easy out.
3. I tried putting two bolts on the remaining bolt threads and backed them together and used my impact and that didn't even get the remaining threads to budge.
End result was me trying to take the other side out so the truck would sit level on bump stops and that bolt snapped as well. Twisted right in two! So now I'm tucking 27' Wildcat mud terrains and to be honest it looks funny tucking a mud tire. So if any of you have advice/trick on getting this out it would be greatly appreciated.