Subframe bushing bolts '90 100
David Conner
conner at cfm.Ohio-State.edu
Fri Mar 22 10:15:58 EST 2002
This approach may be worth the hassle if it saves you from having to drop
the subframe.
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Dave C.
> > is that it's stripped. The nut for that bolt is a captive nut (not
> > tack welded) inside the body of the car with, I think, a small access
> > hole in the body. You probably cannot remove/replace the stripped nut.
>
>
> Oh yes you can....but believe me, you DON'T want to, BTDT.
But it CAN be done, BTDT on my dear departed 82 coupe.
Chisel a hole in the frame rail, drill out snapped off subframe
bolt/easy-out, insert new bolt into hole, drop washer onto bolt, carefully
thread nut onto bolt.
Tighten.
Beat the alternative (at the time) by a country mile.
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