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Originally posted by NotClever
I have had some luck in the past with a punch and hammer, placing one sharp rap on the side of the remaining bolt head in the correct direction of twist. Sometimes that will jar a bolt free.
Originally posted by NotClever
Great ideas, but then you're stuck with a tool you may never use again.
Originally posted by kinglizard
Better than being stuck with a car you can never use again.
Originally posted by mrwupy
For an EZ out to work you'd first have to drill a hole into the bolt to insert the EZ out into. EZ outs were designed for bolts that have had the heads broken off. That doesn't apply here.
Originally posted by kinglizard
Enron: you should also spray some WD-40 on the bolt and let it sit for like 10 min. It may loosen some of the rust and dirt.