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Grab the bolt head with vise grips and yank the insert out of the tank. Then get the insert off of the bolt and clean it up real good. Put it on another bolt, grab it with vise grips again and heat up the insert with a propane torch. When it's nice and warm, shove it back on the hole in the tank and let it cool. The plastic from the tank will melt it right back in place. Your welcome
Quote from: socal18 on November 08, 2019, 02:17:46 PMGrab the bolt head with vise grips and yank the insert out of the tank. Then get the insert off of the bolt and clean it up real good. Put it on another bolt, grab it with vise grips again and heat up the insert with a propane torch. When it's nice and warm, shove it back on the hole in the tank and let it cool. The plastic from the tank will melt it right back in place. Your welcome I considered some heat, was also thinking filling the hole with some sort of epoxy!?