BIG ****ING PROBLEM, NEED HELP NOW!!!!

it happens to everyone, no biggie. Like everyone else said just change the oil.

hmmm i have a suggestion......
1) place right and left thumb and pointer finger on right and left earlobes.
2) now rub earlobes while saying.....

WOOOOOOSAAAAAAAAH WOOOOOOSAAAAAAH
3) DRINK A BEER AND RELAX

I had the same problem on my drain bolt so if your skilled enough try this but be careful not to go through the oil pan..... screwdriver and hammer thats what i used and it worked get a groove started and smack it one good time then twist off by hand.

4) when you get them undone take the bolts to the oil change place and throw them at whoever changed your oil.

use a small pipe wrench it will get any rounded bolt off i know believe me...then buy a new bolt at the local parts store...
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Vise-grips...

Craftsman has some good sockets for removing stripped bolts. They could probably take out your drain plugs fairly easily. Just make sure you get the right size for the job! They're not that expensive either. I hope you have a Sears near by. Good luck dude!

WhiteCobra95 said:

Craftsman has some good sockets for removing stripped bolts. They could probably take out your drain plugs fairly easily. Just make sure you get the right size for the job! They're not that expensive either. I hope you have a Sears near by. Good luck dude!

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Excellent idea here. I recently had to do this after a family members sig. other rounded off the drain plug. Took me a solid 5 seconds to have the bolt removed - those Bolt-outs are slick.

Good luck.

3rd for the bolt outs -- Craftsman saves the day.

I kinda like my new bolts from the dealer -- integrated o-ring.

1994Vib.RedGT said:

So Apparently I was not told by the manual that there was a coolant drain on the engine too, I was only aware of the radiator, I undid my head bolts, and coolant went everywhere, more than likely ALL down in the motor as well, what do I do??? Am I looking at a new engine?

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You'll never have to deal with all that mess on the floor again

if

You replace the lowest level block drain plugs on each side with those t-handle screw in/out type valves.

The valves look a lot like the petcock you see on the bottom of radiators.

Next time you gotta take off the heads ...........

You'll have a way to drain the block

No Muss ... No Fuss

Grady

When you get a new drain plug.... get a magnetic one.

good tips ....both of you Grady and Paul....



jason