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 paddlesat16 Crazy Courier

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 Posted: 17:02 - 29 May 2009 Post subject: Chemical metal? |
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Just a quickie, anybody used any on a cylinder head to repair a threaded hole? and is it any good?
Tah  ____________________ I once saw a bloke shagging a donkey.... in Saudi arabia. Theory Test Passed 26/10/09 Mod 1 Passed 26/4/10, Mod 2 Passed 7/6/10 Current Bikes Suzuki GSX1400 K5, Aprillia Pegaso 650, Suzuki DR350T. |
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Almost certainly won't work. You should use a helicoil/timesert. ____________________ a.k.a 'Geri'
132.9mph off and walked away. Gear is good, gear is good, gear is very very good  |
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I've seen that chemical metal stuff fail pretty easily, so its not going to stand a chance against 150PSI!
Helicoils are awesome, and pretty cheap if you get a local engineering place to do it. As opposed to the expense of trying it youself and making a balls up of it  |
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i used some to fill some deep scratches on a generator cover...its pretty much just wood filler...but grey  |
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 paddlesat16 Crazy Courier

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 Posted: 21:15 - 29 May 2009 Post subject: |
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already ballsed up my head trying to get a knackered exhaust bolt out it's hole. I tried drilling it out cus I wanna helicoil it but the drill wandered a little. now my hole is too big to helicoil...  ____________________ I once saw a bloke shagging a donkey.... in Saudi arabia. Theory Test Passed 26/10/09 Mod 1 Passed 26/4/10, Mod 2 Passed 7/6/10 Current Bikes Suzuki GSX1400 K5, Aprillia Pegaso 650, Suzuki DR350T. |
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 paddlesat16 Crazy Courier

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I borrowed a bigger helicoil kit from work and tahdah it's fixed.
I decided to do it right this time, so i got the black n decker workmate out of the shed fixed the head rigidly to the bench and set about it with the drill. No more piddly M6 helicoils in my cylinder head.. it's M8's now  ____________________ I once saw a bloke shagging a donkey.... in Saudi arabia. Theory Test Passed 26/10/09 Mod 1 Passed 26/4/10, Mod 2 Passed 7/6/10 Current Bikes Suzuki GSX1400 K5, Aprillia Pegaso 650, Suzuki DR350T. |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 106 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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