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Broken Caliper Bolt
Hello, My caliper bolt broke while replacing the brakepads. I drilled my last one out on a previous car. This bolt started to drill out shavings but then stopped halfway through. I am using a new craftsman hardsteel drillbit with pb blaster with no results. The steel seems to have hardened. Is there a better way of removing a broken caliper hexbolt?
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Re: Broken Caliper Bolt
If you can get the caliper off, just get a rebuilt one, no? BTW, always post the year and model.
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Re: Broken Caliper Bolt
1991 oldsmobile cutlass cruiser 3.3L v6. The caliper is attached with one hexbolt that is broke in half.
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Re: Broken Caliper Bolt
You can remove the caliper mounting bracket to get a better angle on drilling out the caliper bolt. might also try something beside PB, it could lube the bit to much and its not bitting into the bolt.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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Re: Broken Caliper Bolt
I removed the Hexbolt with a hacksaw. Took awhile but worked. Thanks for the help.
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