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My computer has this awesome thingy on it called a Google. :google: I typed in "how to remove a broken bolt", and here are just a couple of things that came up.

http://www.brokenbolt.com/

http://www.lowes.com...Id=10051&rpp=16 (there are many on there, some cheap and some not)

Dont forget to get the replacement bolts while you're out.

Edit: Nice avi! :canflag1:

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If they're big enough bolts, use a small chisel and a tap hammer to turn them out. Heating them up can help too.

2015 Subaru Outback. That is all, I refuse to touch it.

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I would probably spray wd-40 on it and let it sit for awhile before try to remove it, just in case rust was seizing it up. And if you were going to try heat, dont heat up the bolt but the surrounding area around the bolt.

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