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Sealing blocks are available again
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LastDeadLast
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I just got mine installed last week; a very well made part!
No leaks for the first time EVER!!!
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No leaks for the first time EVER!!!
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Tinster
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should I pick up a few for spares, for down the road??
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RonMacPherson
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Yup!
get five or six. That way you'll have the one for your engine. The spare that will last for 112 years, and the others that in 23-24 years you can sell to other TR owners and make a nice profit off of them.....
get five or six. That way you'll have the one for your engine. The spare that will last for 112 years, and the others that in 23-24 years you can sell to other TR owners and make a nice profit off of them.....
dklawson
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I saw these the other evening while surfing eBay.
The auction says that you can't HeliCoil the shallow hole on the original part. Why is that? I've shortened HeliCoils before to fit shallow holes. In this case is it more that the OD of the HeliCoil breaks out into the counterbore?
The auction says that you can't HeliCoil the shallow hole on the original part. Why is that? I've shortened HeliCoils before to fit shallow holes. In this case is it more that the OD of the HeliCoil breaks out into the counterbore?