LT1 ICM bracket
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LT1 ICM bracket
Long story short is that only held on by the two bolts one above the coil and the other one on the PS bracket. I went to renove the two bolts that hold the ICM on to replace and somehow the treads got striped out. Tried to make new threads and the tap broke off. Would like to remove so I can fix correctly this time. If it wasent for bad luck I would have no luck at all.
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Long story short is that only held on by the two bolts one above the coil and the other one on the PS bracket. I went to renove the two bolts that hold the ICM on to replace and somehow the treads got striped out. Tried to make new threads and the tap broke off. Would like to remove so I can fix correctly this time. If it wasent for bad luck I would have no luck at all.
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The bracket it self has the threads missing. This is my DD. I don't have time to get a new bracket. I want to pull the old off and make new threads. Is the bracket only held on by the two bolts??
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Bracket is held on with two bolts and I'd guess maybe you bottomed the tap and that is when the tap broke. What size tap did you choose? How did you determine the size you chose? I would think you could unlatch the connector at the coil and the module, remove the assembly as a package and work on the bench.
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Bracket is held on with two bolts and I'd guess maybe you bottomed the tap and that is when the tap broke. What size tap did you choose? How did you determine the size you chose? I would think you could unlatch the connector at the coil and the module, remove the assembly as a package and work on the bench.
