To all that helped me with my broken bolts i have removed them with no problem. I soaked them with dura-lube spray for 3 days, then drilled a hole in them and used a easy out and they came out with no effort at all like they were loose to begin with. Here is a good tip... use a magnet to pick up all of the drill shavings before you use your hands to pick up the debris in the valleys under the intake, this will keep you from getting metal slivers (dont ask how i know this). I would have never removed the water pipe under the intake manifold but both sides of the pipe were leaking other wise i would have left it alone. So leave the pipe under the manifold alone if its not leaking and if it is leaking hope you dont break the bolts or if you do hope they come out as easy as mine did. Funny thing is that all of the water pump bolts came out easy with no problems. Thank you to everyone that helped me. Mark 6683 David Teitelbaum wrote: > The "standard" technique is to very accuratly centerpunch the broken > off piece of bolt "dead center". Next is to drill into the bolt with a > size drill smaller than the root diameter of the bolt. Next you insert > a removal tool to unscrew the bolt. If that is unsuccessful then you > drill out the bolt to the next size and use a threaded insert to bring > the hole back to the origional thread size. Remember that all of the > fasteners are metric. The most important step is to drill in the > center and to drill straight. It is very easy to get off center and > drill into the softer aluminum instead of the steel of the bolt. The > other BIG problem is to break either the drill or the removal tool in > the bolt. Heat always helps so if you have a torch now is the time to > use it. This is usually beyond the skills of a novice mechanic so if > you don't have a lot of experience doing this you might want to try > and get some help. Use sharp, new drill bits and go slowly and > carefully. Spend the big bucks and get the best set of extracters you > can find. You should also get some taps and threaded inserts. Use > cutting fluid when drilling. Prayers also sometimes help but that is > best used BEFORE you break the bolts!!!!!