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As moparleo said earlier, has anybody contacted AMD? People have to let them know, so they can push back when the manufacturer in Taiwan gets sloppy.!

God bless his soul...

Well, i tell you how it looks, it looks greate! 😁

Fish Stink, It's GRAND to have you with us...

So the stink is from the corruption? 😇😇 welcome to our site and the very best!

Nice ride!

You trouble maker you! 😇

RTA meant "in general"

I always wondered how Juan Valdez could be the only supplier to the Nabob coffee co.! Just look it, two sacks, two! And of course, welcome to the site Larry, nice to have you with us.

That's it!

In the case of a pre formed tape or strip type sealer, i would put it on the glass, in the case of applied caulking type sealers, I have in the past, applied it to the glass AND body, that way i could make sure both surfaces got "wet" (you could also use a product that acts as a primer for...

An excellent tip, worth 400 bucks! Thanks Terry

I see it too now, that's what Juan Valdez was talking about, man..... You guys have a wild imagination! 😇

I wish you the best of luck. if it's been done by someone else, it could be done by you too.😇

I was at Tim Horton's, the famous Canadian coffee / donut shop, the equivalent of Cream Puffs in the US. If I am not mistaken, anyway, I was having a coffee and didn't have any paper to write on, except the paper bag the donut came in, so, sorry. But somehow I have this uneasy feeling that...

This has worked for me every time, I know it's different than what people think, but this will get the stud out Also, once the piece is out, you can see if you initially drilled too deep

One could do the following, not saying you should, you can think about it first and if you think it makes sense to you, then you can carry on. With this method, you actually want the hole to be off center. Gradually enlarge the hole in the broken stud by indexing up your drill bits, make...

You know, if the cost is not an obstacle, you might want to consider having your car towed to a shop, and they can do the work without dismantling the motor. They have the tools and the experience. unless you are determined to do the work yourself. Is that the case?

The broken piece has to get loosened up in its place first, hitting, heating and quenching will accomplish that, THEN, you can use a reverse tap.. That's one way, there are other methods as well. Have a look at youtube!

Hi, do yo have experience dealing with things like this? it looks like you have enough room to remove the broken stud without removing the head.