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Old 11-30-2010, 11:33 AM
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Pulled motor out and threads on one clamshell to block bolt came apart. Anyone know what thread size is? I am looking to Heli-coil it.
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Remember they are blind holes. Get too crazy with it and you'll punch a water jacket and have problems
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Thanks!
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Yea I screwed mine up when I was installing the mounts and one gott inthere sideways I just left it because I didn't want any problems with coolant or oil leaking out.
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Originally Posted by Trev_SS
Yea I screwed mine up when I was installing the mounts and one gott inthere sideways I just left it because I didn't want any problems with coolant or oil leaking out.

Mine was put in straight with motor out of the car so I guess heat or torque did something. I will post up results later this week, but it shouldn't be a problem to helicoil it.



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