2 snapped bolts - whats the best way to remove them?

[Demogorgon]

Snapped the front bumper on my Kraton and two of the bolts snapped as well. What would be my best way to go about getting them out?
Screw extractor?

 

[BashingBrian]

Remove the red plate and there should be enough bolt left to get hold of with mole grips, then just carefully unscrew the bolt..??

 

[Demogorgon]

Remove the red plate and there should be enough bolt left to get hold of with mole grips, then just carefully unscrew the bolt..??

Wow, thank you! The plate was super tight so I thought it had threads. Got it off with a hammer and a flathead screwdriver??

 

[gotnitro]

Wow, thank you! The plate was super tight so I thought it had threads. Got it off with a hammer and a flathead screwdriver??

All ya had to do was loosen the 4 screws on the bottom of the chassis and it would have probably fallen off.

 

[arrma only fans]

Take the red piece off, then I attach the end of a drill and get it as tight as you can then unscrew it with the drill.

 

[Greengaunja]

For future reference, screw extractors won't work on bores that small. You ever get one that can't be gripped with vise grips or pliers, you need to drill it out. Start with the smallest bit you have, this one is mainly to centre your hole then start progressing with bit sizes. By time you get to 3/4 of the bore, softly angle the bit while its inside the hole(SOFTLY, as to not break the bit) and reverse the drill slowly. More often than not this will extract the bolt. But in some cases you will need to completely drill the bolt out and re-tap(re-thread) the hole with a slightly larger tap from a Tap and Die set.

 

[Demogorgon]

For future reference, screw extractors won't work on bores that small. You ever get one that can't be gripped with vise grips or pliers, you need to drill it out. Start with the smallest bit you have, this one is mainly to centre your hole then start progressing with bit sizes. By time you get to 3/4 of the bore, softly angle the bit while its inside the hole(SOFTLY, as to not break the bit) and reverse the drill slowly. More often than not this will extract the bolt. But in some cases you will need to completely drill the bolt out and re-tap(re-thread) the hole with a slightly larger tap from a Tap and Die set.

?? yes, I could not find any extractors that small. Good to know for the future!

 

[Greengaunja]

?? yes, I could not find any extractors that small. Good to know for the future!

They DO make them for bolts that small but as someone who has used them many times over the years, I believe the smallest bore I ever used one successfully on was 3/8(roughly 10m)
I would imagine these things work better on drill presses because the three most common issues with using an extractor are pressure, speed, and centering.