oil pump....

[robins]

changed the seals on the pump,thought i was being clever every thing going fine,
until one of the nuts chewed the thread off the stud,Bastard only just got the bloody thing
back from having a case saver fitted, :evil: now what do i do....


rich

 

[Araon]

either buy a stud puller (it doesnt actually pull) or whip it straight back should only take them a minute to remove and refit a new one....

http://moodle.student.cnwl.ac.uk/moodledata_shared/CDX%20eTextbook/dswmedia/toolsEquip/hpt/nonpow/remstud.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

 

[noddy]

if you have a die set you could try recutting the thread. If its too bad then the only option is a new stud.
If you cant lock two nuts together to wind it out cut a slot in the end and try to turn out with a screw driver.

 

[steve92]

if you need more leverage to remove it, you could file two flats on it, and remove it with a spanner.

 

[robins]

cheers chaps, done the one i f..ked up yesterday,put new stud in ,put back together
done the nuts up and messed another one up pissed wright off

 

[Araon]

Tut tut tut Mr Robins, are you using a torque?

 

[robins]

Tut tut tut Mr Robins, are you using a torque?

oh yes 14pound i think :?:

 

[Araon]

only joking ...

14lb aint a great deal to be damaging the threads......

 

[robins]

think its the self sealing stuff thats on the nuts doing it
ill have ago saturday,might just put a bolt in




rich

 

[froggy]

think its the self sealing stuff thats on the nuts doing it
rich

Just use a normal nut with a spring washer, has the same effect as a nyloc or torque prevailing nut!

 

[robins]

think its the self sealing stuff thats on the nuts doing it
rich

Just use a normal nut with a spring washer, has the same effect as a nyloc or torque prevailing nut!

i thought,was told ,that they stop the oil comein up the thread,speacial nut
cheers froggy i will go get some later

rich