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busted a oil pressure fitting, now what?

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  • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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    SPANISH-RICE
    wrote on last edited by
    #7

    thats a good idea^

    here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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    • gsrEKG Offline
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      weld a nut on and spin er out

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      > BlackEJ8;233529 wrote:
      > Has anyone else noticed that almost every one of the recent threads turns into spanish-rice and gsrek bs-ing lol

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      • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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        gsrEK;233369 wrote:
        weld a nut on and spin er out

        the obvious choice

        here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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        • gsrEKG Offline
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          #10

          SPANISH-RICE;233371 wrote:
          the obvious choice

          next time u break something i wont give u any imput ha

          2009 Yamaha Zuma 125, gas HOG
          2008 Honda Fit daily
          A s2k
          2002 Subaru WRX winter whip SOLD
          1993 civic DD/racecar 327hp on a mustang dyno SOLD
          1991 Honda civic DX Mint SOLD
          1988 Mitsubishi Mighty max

          > BlackEJ8;233529 wrote:
          > Has anyone else noticed that almost every one of the recent threads turns into spanish-rice and gsrek bs-ing lol

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          • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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            SPANISH-RICE
            wrote on last edited by
            #11

            wont need it 😄

            here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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            • gsrEKG Offline
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              gsrEK
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              #12

              shut it haha i will still help

              2009 Yamaha Zuma 125, gas HOG
              2008 Honda Fit daily
              A s2k
              2002 Subaru WRX winter whip SOLD
              1993 civic DD/racecar 327hp on a mustang dyno SOLD
              1991 Honda civic DX Mint SOLD
              1988 Mitsubishi Mighty max

              > BlackEJ8;233529 wrote:
              > Has anyone else noticed that almost every one of the recent threads turns into spanish-rice and gsrek bs-ing lol

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              • SPANISH-RICES Offline
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                ya i bet

                here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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                • gsrEKG Offline
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                  SPANISH-RICE;233389 wrote:
                  ya i bet

                  wow ok

                  2009 Yamaha Zuma 125, gas HOG
                  2008 Honda Fit daily
                  A s2k
                  2002 Subaru WRX winter whip SOLD
                  1993 civic DD/racecar 327hp on a mustang dyno SOLD
                  1991 Honda civic DX Mint SOLD
                  1988 Mitsubishi Mighty max

                  > BlackEJ8;233529 wrote:
                  > Has anyone else noticed that almost every one of the recent threads turns into spanish-rice and gsrek bs-ing lol

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                  • XJHEADX Offline
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                    The nut may or may not work. It is harder to get tip down in there for good penetration and without melting the surrounding area. I always use washers, fill them in completely then stacked another one etc. until built up enough for the vise-grips.

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                    • wa2fastcamaroW Offline
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                      I got it last night, I tried welding to the ez out and would not hold, must not have been enough material to weld to. I didn't want to do any drilling and risk metal shavings in the oil passages.

                      What I ended up doing was using a punch and pounding the ez-out through the fitting till it fell in the block. Then I torched the fitting with the intake off and used another bigger ez-out and backed it out really nice.

                      Getting the chunk of the old ez-out out was interesting though. I ended up modifying one of those telescoping magnets to fit through the oil sender hold and got the piece out.

                      I was a happy guy last night, as I got the truck running and my $150 TBI 350 I baught is one hell of a nice motor, looked brand new in the lifter valley.

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                        hell yea good to hear

                        here a psht, there psht, everywhere a psht psht
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