Removing transmission fill/drain plugs - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Arctic91 · 07-06-2015

Thanks for all the suggestions and ideas... there is not much of a lip for a set of vice grips to bite into on the outside, but I'm thinking that I'll try heat, with a slightly oversized torx bit pounded in (which should also give the "shock" effect to the threads), followed by an impact hammer and chisel at an angle to see if I can at least get it started. There should be enough of a lip for that.

If that all fails, maybe a bolt head welded onto the plug?

Anyone have success with any extraction products along the lines of this:
http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?P...FdUXHwodcGkMBA

Scott

07-06-2015	#11
Arctic91 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Sykesville, MD Posts: 377	Re: Removing transmission fill/drain plugs Thanks for all the suggestions and ideas... there is not much of a lip for a set of vice grips to bite into on the outside, but I'm thinking that I'll try heat, with a slightly oversized torx bit pounded in (which should also give the "shock" effect to the threads), followed by an impact hammer and chisel at an angle to see if I can at least get it started. There should be enough of a lip for that. If that all fails, maybe a bolt head welded onto the plug? Anyone have success with any extraction products along the lines of this: http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?P...FdUXHwodcGkMBA Scott __________________ WAZOO Member '95 Callaway SNAT 450 Aerobody Coupe - Black/Black '92 Callaway SNAT 400 Convertible - Polo Green/Beige '91 ZR-1 #1231 - Arctic White/Saddle (SOLD) '90 ZR-1 #2547 - Turquoise Metallic/Black '89 Callaway Twin Turbo Aerobody Coupe #027 - Black/Black '85 Corvette 454 Coupe - White/Red

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