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    Snapped off Glow Plug

    Just a quick question to anyone that has had this happen to them. I am putting in the 11v plugs from the RD28eti engine into the RD28T (which has 6v multistage glow plugs standard), and i snapped one off when trying to remove it. has anyone got any tips for removing this without damaging the head?

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Greg View Post
    Just a quick question to anyone that has had this happen to them. I am putting in the 11v plugs from the RD28eti engine into the RD28T (which has 6v multistage glow plugs standard), and i snapped one off when trying to remove it. has anyone got any tips for removing this without damaging the head?

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    Thanks in advance

    Greg

    I've not had the pleasure myself but looking at the pic I'd give an easy out a go & maybe some gentile heat if its stuck good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by patch697 View Post
    I've not had the pleasure myself but looking at the pic I'd give an easy out a go & maybe some gentile heat if its stuck good.
    X2 with the easy out

    IF YA DONT GET STUCK YA AINT TRYIN HARD ENOUGH........OR YA TOOK THE CHICKEN TRACK

    WARNING: TOWBALLS USED WITH SNATCHSTRAPS DO KILL!!

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    i've got no problem with the heat, but how do i get a grip of it?

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    Thanks, i get it now, the "easy out" is a screw remover. Sorry for the thick headed response.

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    Ann easy out requires you to drill the right size hole for the easy out then insert the easy out. these can be a wedge shape or left hand threaded looking bolt, as you unwind the snapped bolt (gripping the easy out) the easy out tightens in the bolt SOMEONE HELP ME EXPLAIN CLEARER :-)

    OOPS im too late :-)

    IF YA DONT GET STUCK YA AINT TRYIN HARD ENOUGH........OR YA TOOK THE CHICKEN TRACK

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    Quote Originally Posted by growlers71gq View Post
    Ann easy out requires you to drill the right size hole for the easy out then insert the easy out. these can be a wedge shape or left hand threaded looking bolt, as you unwind the snapped bolt (gripping the easy out) the easy out tightens in the bolt SOMEONE HELP ME EXPLAIN CLEARER :-)

    OOPS im too late :-)
    Im tipping he's found it on the net mate by the looks, so your bacon's safe for now......lol

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    yes, thanks. I re-read the post and found the odd wording - "easy out" - googled it and found what it is. I'll swing past repco tomorrow and find one - thanks again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by _Greg View Post
    yes, thanks. I re-read the post and found the odd wording - "easy out" - googled it and found what it is. I'll swing past repco tomorrow and find one - thanks again.
    They normally come in a small set & take my adivce here " don't go for a cheap set" (I find Repco tools quite good myself) & take your time doing the job cos these things are tooling steel & if you snap one off, its all over red rover....If you get my drift.

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    Defenition of EASY-OUT: A tool you break when removing broken bolts or screw. Also impossible to drill.

    Sorry, I couldnt resist. Broken anythings are a pain. I hope it comes easily for you Greg. Good luck.

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