1. Drill a hole in the center of the broken bolt. The hole should be slightly smaller than the diameter of the bolt.
2. Tap the hole for the extractor. The tap should be the same size as the extractor.
3. Screw the extractor into the hole. The extractor should be screwed in until it is tight.
4. Use a wrench to turn the extractor. The extractor should be turned counterclockwise until the bolt is removed.
If the bolt is still stuck, you may need to use a heat gun or a propane torch to heat the bolt. This will help to loosen the bolt and make it easier to remove.
Here are some additional tips for removing a broken bolt from an intake:
* Use a sharp drill bit. A dull drill bit will make it more difficult to drill the hole.
* Drill the hole slowly. Drilling too quickly can damage the threads in the intake.
* Tap the hole carefully. Tapping the hole too hard can damage the threads in the intake.
* Screw the extractor into the hole firmly. A loose extractor can slip out of the hole.
* Use a wrench to turn the extractor slowly. Turning the extractor too quickly can break the bolt.
If you are unable to remove the broken bolt using a bolt extractor, you may need to take the intake to a machine shop. The machine shop will be able to remove the bolt using a more powerful tool.
