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Would you run with this ?

Old Dec 10, 2005 | 11:55 AM
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I cracked my UIM when putting it back on over thankgiving week. I was wondering if the general opinion would be to replace it before it gets driven much or that it would be safe for a while.

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Because I'm cheap....I would run with it for a while, but closely monitor the fluid levels. The first sight of the coolant level decreasing, swap it out for a fresh UIM.
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Take that 10mm out and put a nice fitting washer on top that
covers it good,and you'll be good to go.

not so tight this time!!!!!
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Originally Posted by daman
Take that 10mm out and put a nice fitting washer on top that
covers it good,and you'll be good to go.

not so tight this time!!!!!
torque wrench never clicked...
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Originally Posted by corvettecrazy
Originally Posted by daman
Take that 10mm out and put a nice fitting washer on top that
covers it good,and you'll be good to go.

not so tight this time!!!!!
torque wrench never clicked...
That sucks!!!

thats why on certain small things like that i just go by feel.
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I too new to doing stuff with specific torques to know what "feel" is what tq amount. I have a claim in with sears, who knows what will come from it.
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