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Broken carb mounting stud

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How can I fix a broken carb mounting stud??? Got a vac leak right on that corner now!!

New Intake Manifold? Maybe some Silicone on that corner.... sorry i cant be of more help but at least this will bump your post up ;)

There are MANY ways to fix that. Personally, for the time involved, and the nature of aluminum, I would probably just go get another manifold from the JY. At any rate, you should remove the manifold to work on it, and cut off what remains of the stud. Center punch it, and drill the stud out - don't go too deep. Then tap the hole out, and use a bolt instead of a stud to hold the carb down. Or you could put in another stud - up to you.

 

GD

go get an easy out.. they're only a couple bucks..

 

drill the hole 1/4" in and use the easy out to get the stud out..

 

just did 4 out of 6 on my ea81 block and heads.. and these were rusted in there from sitting for several years..

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Thanks everyone! I think a new manifold and perhaps a carb rebuild while the thing is appart might be the ticket!!

If any of the stud is sticking out, spray the hell out of it with PB Blaster(or whatever P-oil you use).. let it sit fir a while, then grab the part of the stud thats sticking out with a pair of vise grips. I have done that on a manifold bolt and it worked great

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