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> Screws on the tins..., Tricks?
Tjmrfe
post Aug 19 2019, 11:53 AM
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Hey Gents,
In the “well this isn’t fun category” (IMG:style_emoticons/default/headbang.gif)
I’m taking the tin’s off my 1.8... (Who’s bright idea was it to use flat head screws?)
So far, the ones going into the block are frozen...Should I apply heat?
On the exposed ones, a little nut buster and some heat they came right off, I’ve tried tapping with a hammer and a screwdriver, to no avail....
But, I’m apprehensive about using heat with ones that go into the block? Should I be?
As always, thanks in advance...
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porschetub
post Aug 19 2019, 02:10 PM
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Heat yes,small butane torch,I undo the chewed out ones a larger pair of vicegrips on the head,when reassembling run a 6mm plug tap down the threads to clean up,I find this works best on the tin pieces with captive nuts.
Good luck.
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