If you use a gasoline-powered V-8 pickup or SUV to tow a trailer, chances are you're going to eventually have an exhaust leak caused by broken manifold bolts or studs. We have a 2004 Dodge Durango ...

If you’re getting around to finishing the last pieces of your project car, this could mean finally getting the broken studs out of those rare dual exhaust manifolds that you bought at a swap meet ...

Few things seem more hopeless than when you’re in the process of removing a bolt, screw, or stud and it breaks. At that point, you know it’s all over but the crying. You’ve busted a bolt off in a ...

Mention the job of removing exhaust manifold bolts to an amateur mechanic and you’ll get an involuntary shudder. Heck, many professional mechanics can’t utter the phrase “exhaust manifold bolt” ...

Nothing ruins an awesome project faster than a broken bolt. Even those who could qualify for sainthood will immediately spike their wrench into the ground and belt out the kind of language that’d make ...

If your shop comes complete with a MIG welder, an acetylene torch, and an air hammer, then you have more options than most when it comes to removing broken bolts. In this short video [Jim’s Automotive ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. An engine relies heavily on air to make the combustion process work properly. The exhaust manifold, which is attached to the engine block, ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? We've all come across a nut that, over time, has rusted itself solid to the ...

Exhaust Manifold Bolt Holes: Why So Few?I have an original '78 WS6/W72 T/A that has been stored for a number of years. While getting it roadworthy, I found an exhaust leak between the driver-side ...