Farther in law has. Snapped a glow plug. He bought a remo...
Customer
Farther in law has. Snapped a glow plug. He bought a removal tool to try and he made it worse. I had a bit of know how regarding cars. But the end of the glow plug is snapped half way in the [engine](/topics-engine-toyota/) has tr...
Farther in law has. Snapped a glow plug. He bought a removal tool to try and he made it worse. I had a bit of know how regarding cars. But the end of the glow plug is snapped half way in the [engine](/topics-engine-toyota/) has try easy out tried drilling and left hand taps. But it will not move what so head. Ask a few people regarding it they said take the cylinder head off and access it that way to pull it out
Mechanic's Assistant: How many miles are on the car? Is it an automatic or a manual transmission?
126000 and manual
Mechanic's Assistant: What is the make/model/year of your car?
Toyota rav 4 2.2 diesel 2006
Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your vehicle yourself? What have you tried so far?
Hoping to. The garage turned it down as my farther in law has made a total arse off it. I have tried drilling it and using easy outs. Stud extracters. Heating it up. And left hand taps
Mechanic's Assistant: Anything else you want the Mechanic to know before I connect you?
No thats it thanks
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Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
Good Afternoon ,
Your safest bet will be to remove the head. It sounds like you are trying all the other possibilities
Customer
224 days ago
Okay. Just remove rocker cover. Take belt off then chain and remove the shaft and then take out the 8 bolts holding the head in place i assume
Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
In one sentence, yes that's correct .
I dont have the full instructions since i'm in the USA and we don't have that engine here
Customer
224 days ago
Okay thanks. I possibly think he has drilled into the housing off the glow plug.
Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
you may want to look for a used head
Customer
224 days ago
Okay. See the glow plugs aren’t actually on the head housing there. Actually on the block its selfs
Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
that is the head , the top part is the valve cover
Customer
224 days ago
Okay thanks. Regarding taking the chain off and putting it back on. I just need to keep it in the position. I took it off am I correct?
Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
yes , if you can mark the chain and top and bottom gear .
Customer
224 days ago
Okay. Thanks for the help. Much appreciated!
Nachum Wagschal
224 days ago
Automotive Expert
you are welcome
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Farther in law has. Snapped a glow plug. He bought a removal tool to try and he made it worse. I had a bit of know how regarding cars. But the end of the glow plug is snapped half way in the [engine](/topics-engine-toyota/) has tr...
Farther in law has. Snapped a glow plug. He bought a removal tool to try and he made it worse. I had a bit of know how regarding cars. But the end of the glow plug is snapped half way in the [engine](/topics-engine-toyota/) has try easy out tried drilling and left hand taps. But it will not move what so head. Ask a few people regarding it they said take the cylinder head off and access it that way to pull it out Mechanic's Assistant: How many miles are on the car? Is it an automatic or a manual transmission? 126000 and manual Mechanic's Assistant: What is the make/model/year of your car? Toyota rav 4 2.2 diesel 2006 Mechanic's Assistant: Are you fixing your vehicle yourself? What have you tried so far? Hoping to. The garage turned it down as my farther in law has made a total arse off it. I have tried drilling it and using easy outs. Stud extracters. Heating it up. And left hand taps Mechanic's Assistant: Anything else you want the Mechanic to know before I connect you? No thats it thanks