I have an '04 Pilot. So I took the day off to install the trailer hitch. Read the instructions over and it looks really simple. Removed tow point and notice the hole position in relationship to the new hitch. Just because I was going to be in an uncomfortable position, I decided to run the large bolts thru the holes and out, just in case. On the driver side, the hole closest to the driver (and slightly offset from the other three) ,met with some resistance, so I applied WD-40, waited, and with just a little effort, seated the bolt. Not so lucky with the same hole on the passenger's side. Whatever in the body that the bolt screws into, broke off. Lets call it an anchor point OK sez I, in an unusual fit of calmness, is there anyway to grip that anchor point? I don't see anyway to get anything into that square tubing. There is a 3/4" hole near by, but I don't see how that will help. There doesn't seem to be a way to approach the anchorpoint from top. So, first thing I think of is cutting the bolt with my angle grinder; second thought is "where is the gas tank?" Fortunately it's some distance away. I try to position the angle grinder, but It looks like I'd be cutting on the upward moving side of the blade. Note to self: if you cut this bolt, be sure to secure the part attached to the anchor point with a piece of wire, so you have a chance to remove it via the 3/4" hole. Is there a smarter way to do this job? Is there a tool that will cut the bolt as opposed to using the angle grinder? Is a bolt cutter powerful enough? Any suggestions are appreciated - Mike