Intake swap emergency
03-12-2004, 02:57 PM
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Intake swap emergency I'm swapping my LS1 intake for a LS6 and after I pulled it off I noticed the parts guys only gave me one coolant plug for the back. I can't get another for a little while but I really need my car. Can I modify one from the old coolant line? I was thinking of cutting one off the old line and sealing the end with some RTV and a screw or something like that. Would this be an option or am I dreaming?
Somebody please help!
Somebody please help!
04-23-2004, 06:32 AM
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If you're talking about JBWeld, that'll be fine. Like the other guy said, make real sure it's good and cured before putting it on the car. 24 hours would be good.
And you'd be surpised at what can be fixed with JBWeld. I've heard of people fixing cracked dirt bike frames with it and the repair holding up permanently.
And don't forget the surfaces that the jbweld is to be used on have to be super clean. Brake cleaner is good for that.
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And you'd be surpised at what can be fixed with JBWeld. I've heard of people fixing cracked dirt bike frames with it and the repair holding up permanently.
And don't forget the surfaces that the jbweld is to be used on have to be super clean. Brake cleaner is good for that.
Hth,
Dan
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04-23-2004, 09:49 AM
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well, i got some epoxy stuff that sets in 4mins and is useable at 4hrs and is cured in 15-24hrs depending on heat
If i use a blow drier to harden it, do you think that willl help it?
-Steve
If i use a blow drier to harden it, do you think that willl help it?
-Steve