Broken starter bolt removal on GMC 5.7l

[@keithhaley1898]

How did it not stick at all and weld the cast iron? Was that a specific mig wire/gas?

[@RaulRodriguez-vo6cf]

Did you ever get an answer to your question

[@oneshotpete6.591]

@@RaulRodriguez-vo6cf aluminum block ???🤔

[@hughiemaceachern5282]

Metal welding wire won't stick to cast or aluminum

[@ricstar600]

Dam, I wish I had seen this before. I spent hours drilling mine out!

[@OGBLACKSHOW]

If I had a welding kit wow that would be easy

[@hughiemaceachern5282]

So the tool holds nut while welding

[@Jroc33]

How powerful is the welding machine? Or what brand are you using

[@bugzziee]

Omg where are u located? Everyone’s scared here

[@RaulRodriguez-vo6cf]

Asking again how did it not weld to the wall of the hole???

[@pherdog82]

block is cast iron, you have to have special rods to weld cast iron.

[@ronaldjennings9221]

For those of us that don't have welding stuff?

[@markharris1293]

Can guarantee that a passenger engine mount was bad, allowing starter to contact frame

[@dgb5820]

Awesomeness

[@willygarcia4764]

What's that tool where can. I buy it

[@ezstudout3228]

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[@bugzziee]

Amazon has it

[@erikg6905]

Nice thanks

[@OpaM-so3tw]

great i am there.

[@chrisswin8976]

Been doing that for years with a nut.

[@albertphounsavan895]

How did you get the nut to set in place to hold it up and be able to weld it to the broken bolt ( the guy used the red bar that was apart of the kit he used attachment which he had to improvise a piece to mount it up to another hole to secure the bar which held his nut he need to weld- iM assuming that you are doing it, but not necessarily with that kit). Pls lmk what’s your technique on doing it. Thanks