Changed the plugs today in my 03 expedition, went well until I got to the last coil pack on the drivers side, was putting it all back together and snap, the damn screw broke. Was not even tight. Anyways my question? What do I do?
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did it break off flush? if not, can you use vise grips, or perhaps thread two or three nuts onto the stud so they lock on one another then unthread.
screw extractors too, but its a small bolt as i recall.
PanHandler.
Changed the plugs today in my 03 expedition, went well until I got to the last coil pack on the drivers side, was putting it all back together and snap, the damn screw broke. Was not even tight. Anyways my question? What do I do?
Ok here's an update....
Bought almost two hundred bucks worth of tools... I am in the same spot as I was before I spent that money on tools...
Bought a new wireless Dremel, been wanting one so that expense is ok by me... Bought the 90degree attachment for it.... It is to big to get in there.... Bought a flex hose, and a grab it bit.... Like said before drilling a steel screw that's in aluminum is not easy... Tried a regular drill bit and that did not work either.
So now... I let it float till I
a) have to worry about it
B) motor blows up and I need to take the motor out
C) I remove the intake
D) I go trade it in
Again as said before.... I am SCREWED!