Is my engine toast?
04-20-2004, 04:01 PM
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Think of soldering copper pipe as an example of what he is saying. The heat draws the solder into the joint...
04-20-2004, 04:30 PM
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Originally posted by lilredpo
These bad boys are also loctited in. Search the boards, there is a lot of info on head bolts across the water boards (924/944/951/928).
At this point, I have very little confidence in a shop replacing the stud.
Ray
These bad boys are also loctited in. Search the boards, there is a lot of info on head bolts across the water boards (924/944/951/928).
At this point, I have very little confidence in a shop replacing the stud.
Ray
It can be fixed. I used to restore vintage bikes and I know that almost anything can be repaired. A broken stud is not a big deal for a good machine shop.
I've never heard of this wax technique being used.
