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Easy (or not so) easy outs...not sure I know exactly what they look like though. Or, if there is room, you can weld a nut onto the end and crank on that.
I cut and drilled out the broken pieces until I could get a replacement bolt in place, then welded a stud in the hole. Do it slowly, tack, tack and wait for it to cool so it doesn't melt the rubber