What can I do with worn thread on valve cover?
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What can I do with worn thread on valve cover?
hey. yesterday I found there is oil leaking from my valve cover so I tried to screw the bolt harder. But I I think I had over screwed it and the bolt just keep turning. what can I do to get the bolt back on tight?
#6
you can also get a helicoil insert... what it encludes is a spring looking insert that you ut in the stripped hole and then put in a new bold... means a little drilling to get the helicoil in...
drill out the hole to the right size... the package will tell you what size drill bit to use... then insert the replacement thread ( i use a little high temp epoxy or jb weld to hold the heli coil secure) let dry then put in the new bold tighten to spec and off i go...
drill out the hole to the right size... the package will tell you what size drill bit to use... then insert the replacement thread ( i use a little high temp epoxy or jb weld to hold the heli coil secure) let dry then put in the new bold tighten to spec and off i go...
#8
eh..... I forgot. might not....... maybe that's why.
well can anyone tell me how to rethread with jb weld? I have never used it before. should I put on the bolt or the hole?
thanks
well can anyone tell me how to rethread with jb weld? I have never used it before. should I put on the bolt or the hole?
thanks
#10
try quiksteel... it's like JB Weld but more of a putty/playdoh type feel. maybe you can get a small amount, wrap it around the screw, put the screw into the hole, then remove the screw (to keep the threads and not have the screw stuck in there as well) and let the quiksteel dry overnight before replacing the screw... Might work
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