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Stud's
Hi guys need a tool to put studs in my block for my manifold. What tool do I need.
Cheers joe |
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Cheers pal
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Just use 2 nuts on the same stud, lock them together by turning them against each other, then drive it in using the top one. Be careful putting the studs in, they only go to a very small torque, about 4nm I seem to remember, so basically just nipped. Once in, just loosen the nuts off and away you go :DD:
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if this is for an exhaust manifold try using titanium nuts as they never rust or sieze on.
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Originally Posted by RWD_cossie_wil
(Post 5290714)
Just use 2 nuts on the same stud, lock them together by turning them against each other, then drive it in using the top one. Be careful putting the studs in, they only go to a very small torque, about 4nm I seem to remember, so basically just nipped. Once in, just loosen the nuts off and away you go :DD:
tabetha |
as will said
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Originally Posted by Brendan
(Post 5290748)
if this is for an exhaust manifold try using titanium nuts as they never rust or sieze on.
where can you get the titanium nuts brendan? |
Originally Posted by james kiely
(Post 5291002)
where can you get the titanium nuts brendan?
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I have been replacing my engine mounts and wanted some titanium nuts to hold them in as on the fiesta RST the covered with shit from the road so after 19 years needed lots of encoragement to come off I orgered some today and the were posted this afternoon! the place I got them from this time was:
http://www.discovolantemoto.co.uk/ti...al/cat_13.html they are a Motorbike outlet one man band and give very good service. Hope this helps. private message me an email address and I will send you some pics if you want :-) |
cheers for that brendan :grin:
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