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manifold removal - stuck on oversize stud
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(30-09-2018, 12:41 PM)JonE Wrote: Ok, so I can thus see Chris G's point about why not to helicoil, Chris KC?
I must admit, my gut feel is not to disturb the thing if it's sound. Likewise, I have a better stud that does seem to screw in ok to the next posiition (the other had rusted end and had reduced in size) so I'm going to go with that first. The car is a symphony in creative bodgery and I don't want to completely remove that part of its history... or risk not having this car on the road next week [month]...

I understand your reluctance to remove it Jon. Maybe you could whizz around the fat stud with a grinder, flap disc or similar and 'relieve' it a bit, rather than enlarging the hole in your manifold? Then it won't stick next time and it keeps the door open to sort it out on the bench at some point later. At least dab some copaslip on it.
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RE: manifold removal - stuck on oversize stud - by Chris KC - 30-09-2018, 02:46 PM

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