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One Fine Mess!
I got 90% of the car done tonight but here'* my Big Problem. I went to put the SC Stud bolt in and was screwing in and Bam the threads inside the snout are striped out! How in the heck do I fix this is there anyway possible and I sure ain't taking it apart again. Completely p'd off right now!!!!!!!!!!! Why me? So what do I do guy'*? Thanks. Its time for a new car................................
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Thanks for your help Dan. I will finish the car Sat and see what we have and I might have to look into that helicoil thing you said. Little better mood its late I'm tired and just a few things left to do on the ole Bonnie.
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Thanks Car is running sounds real nice just a small vacuum leak when cold seems to go away after car warms up? Where should I maybe be looking a hose or something? Thanks
I will have to look into maybe getting my striped stud bolt in the side of my SC where my alt bracket is attached to my dang charger stupid gm.
I will have to look into maybe getting my striped stud bolt in the side of my SC where my alt bracket is attached to my dang charger stupid gm.
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you can take carb cleaner and spray it on the vacumme hoses see where it may be leaking. Sounds like maybe though you have a seating problem with the blower
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