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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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sooo i stripped the threads put the balancer back on..what you guys think..re tap or helicoil?..anyone ever done this before? or am i the only jerk ..good way to ruin the weekend..any help would be appreciated..id ask duncan but i dont wanna wake him
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clone nprogrss
Member # 10342
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y dont u call the headquarters.(gabe)
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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quote: Originally posted by clone nprogrss: y dont u call the headquarters.(gabe)
lol because i like to bullshit on cafords..and its kinna late..id feel like a prick waking someone up to pick their brain..ya know?
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clone nprogrss
Member # 10342
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i jst left dat boi house,dem niggas watchin a movie!!!hit him!!
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clone nprogrss
Member # 10342
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dnt make me come ova there n pop u blood!!lol!
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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oh no ..lol
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clone nprogrss
Member # 10342
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naw its good yung shirt! let me get off ur thread tho!
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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yea get the hell outta here wee man
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clone nprogrss
Member # 10342
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ok sir.sorry i was on here wit out ur permission,king of ca fords!!lmfao!
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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your learning..im proud
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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ttt
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73 on DUBS
Member # 5677
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my buddy did this on his 95 gt wen he put in his motor threads were all jacked up we jus rethreaded it worked good never had a problem again
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707notchback jaejae
Member # 7958
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quote: Originally posted by 73 on DUBS: my buddy did this on his 95 gt wen he put in his motor threads were all jacked up we jus rethreaded it worked good never had a problem again
good news
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JohnB
Member # 969
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I've re-tapped them with good success. Use PLENTY of lightweight oil and take your time.
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blueoval55
Member # 9787
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your not suppose to pull the balancer on with the bolt. they make an installer, (if your doing it in the car this works best) if the engine is out, just use a block of wood and a hammer to put it on. you might get lucky and just be able to run a tap in the hole and clean the threads up.
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Secnd2nun64
Member # 1431
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A tap is going to cut new threads and make it weak. Get the Sears retreading kit to repair threads. It will just repair the threads without cutting new ones. Also go to autozone and rent the tool to put the balancer back on.
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CobraCoupe
Member # 7233
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Same thing happened to me I grounded down the first couple of threads and could not get it started for shit, ened up getting a tap of the same size and chased it out and recut new ones worked like a charm use oil [ December 20, 2010, 03:22 PM: Message edited by: CobraCoupe ]
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