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O'l Buck · 08-26-2002, 02:34 AM

the only way I've ever had any luck was pulling the pan and beating it out with a BFH. they are made out of some pretty thick material. you might try a slide hammer with a 1/4" hook on the end of it, as long as it's a big enough hook to get past the sides of the threads so as not to mushroom the inside of the hole.

08-26-2002, 02:34 AM	#3
O'l Buck Recovering Truck Driver Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Orleans, NE USA Posts: 1,883	the only way I've ever had any luck was pulling the pan and beating it out with a BFH. they are made out of some pretty thick material. you might try a slide hammer with a 1/4" hook on the end of it, as long as it's a big enough hook to get past the sides of the threads so as not to mushroom the inside of the hole. __________________ 67 K-20 350, SM465, Eaton rear, 4.56 no spin option 00 Dodge 2500 4x4, 24V cummins, 5 speed Chad South Central Nebraska