while i was changing my wheel bearing i kinda stripped a bolt.. the hub bolts that goes into the rotor....does anyone have an idea on how i can get that bolt out without drilling.....

 

Lucky you.. the bolt isnt completly stripped.. just the corners arent as flat

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_1...id=00952166000
^this would help you

If you wanted to you could make a slot deep enough for a flat head screw driver to fit. Then just unscrew the bolt

 

were you using a 12 point socket? if so stop doing that. i would try a good solid 6 point (impact preferred) socket and work it from there. that tool kit the other guy posted is nice, i have used a similar one with some success before.

 

looks like you can still use a 6 point socket to get it out, if it doesnt work bolt extractor does wonders... gl

 

actually i used a 6 point socket but then kinda not align it too good thats probably why.....but i was thinking if i couldn't get it out i might as well weld a nut on and unscrew it.....

 

I have a similar bolt/nut extractor set from Sears like the one go-part posted and the few times I've needed to use it it's worked great.

 

Will that kit work if the head is completely stripped? I have 3 of these bolts that are stripped out completely, I used an electric impact on them and they didn't budge.

 

So let me get this straight, you can't use that kit if the bolt head is completely stripped?

 

Air hammer time.

 

I don't have an air hammer.