Who had use time serts?
#12
Just to note stud kits vary a lot the Rover V8 kit is shorter some cheaper ones are too long. Lots of brit use them on older small castings, that said they worked fine on my 4.6.
@Extinct has a good point if a bolt or stud "feels different" that can be an issue.
And chase and clean the threads, I used, degreaser, followed by hot water and a heavy concentration of dish wash soap, hot water, then cheap isopropyl alcohol. I found a pipe cleaning brush that fit in the bolt holes nicely.
@Extinct has a good point if a bolt or stud "feels different" that can be an issue.
And chase and clean the threads, I used, degreaser, followed by hot water and a heavy concentration of dish wash soap, hot water, then cheap isopropyl alcohol. I found a pipe cleaning brush that fit in the bolt holes nicely.
#14
@zacharyz28 You should be fine double check the torque specs they are a lot lower than they were originally were around only 70lbs now I think - APR has the update on their website.
Go easy on the lube too
Go easy on the lube too
#15
@zacharyz28 You should be fine double check the torque specs they are a lot lower than they were originally were around only 70lbs now I think - APR has the update on their website.
Go easy on the lube too
Go easy on the lube too
#16
@zacharyz28 Yea that is the problem with old stuff lot of people have worked on it. All I know is mine went in clean.
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