Oh Cmon!!
#1
#2
if you have a soldering iron, you can melt the plastic in 2-3 spots, and then maybe you pop it out that way. Or use a screw driver and do it like that. It's a pia either way u look at it
#6
At Home Depot or Lowe's > Watts/ A-293
To get the old piece out a very cheap bolt extractor will get it done fast > http://www.harborfreight.com/screw-extractor-set-12-pc-61981.html
Last edited by OverRover; 03-30-2017 at 07:10 AM.
#7
At Home Depot or Lowe's > Watts/ A-293
To get the old piece out a very cheap bolt extractor will get it done fast > http://www.harborfreight.com/screw-extractor-set-12-pc-61981.html
#8
You can just put some tape over it for now if you need to drive the truck. Just also clamp off the breather on the other side so you don't have a vacuum leak.
Actually, I ended up doing this because I was tired of getting oil in my intake and didn't want to take the valve covers off to replace the oil separator.
Link: Oil Breather Mod
Actually, I ended up doing this because I was tired of getting oil in my intake and didn't want to take the valve covers off to replace the oil separator.
Link: Oil Breather Mod
#9
#10
IMHO a tap is a bad idea. Because the plastic is blocking the starter threads, you run the risk of cross threading the original threads with the tap. An internal bolt/screw extractor (SEE POST #6) works very well. Used one many times and it always worked.