Rounded off bolt head in bellhousing
I am in the process of removing the manual transmission out of a 99 Saleen Mustang and have 1 bolt that is rounded off. It is the driver side top bolt. I have tried a stripped bolt removal tool by Irwin, tried smaller sockets, tried a standard socket as well. The is not enough room for putting a wrench in the bolt from the top side either. I am out of ideas and need to get this done soon. I have been working on the car since last week tryin g to get that 1 bolt out. I live in NC and if someone is willing to come to the location to remove the bolt I will pay for it. I have to replace the clutch and the owner would like to have it ready for Mustang week in Myrtle Beach. Thanks for any help and info.
Another option is to try to change the clutch without removing the stripped bolt.
Assuming it's a transmission to bellhousing bolt. Just remove all the bellhousing bolts and try to slide the trans/bellhousing back as one unit.
If you have a bellhousing to engine stripped bolt. You might try breaking the bellhousing. I mean prybar, airchisel, BFH. Then buy another bellhousing.
Assuming it's a transmission to bellhousing bolt. Just remove all the bellhousing bolts and try to slide the trans/bellhousing back as one unit.
If you have a bellhousing to engine stripped bolt. You might try breaking the bellhousing. I mean prybar, airchisel, BFH. Then buy another bellhousing.
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