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![]() I broke the second vanos mounting stud on the bottom left side while remounting the vanos to the head. How can I repair it? The photo red rectangle is above the bolt not over it. I used an online photo editor that did not work as expected. Thanks, Aaron |
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Can't tell from the photo; how much is left? Stud extractor, or double nut it, lock them together and use a wrench on the inner to back it out. Or if only a stub, try a vicegrip face first and use a wrench on the tip.
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The photo is from last year before I broke the stud
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If it's not leaking I would just leave it.
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