Well the right hand side only had 1 bolt in it too, i am thinking though that the engineer would knock back the mod plate though. Maybe an excuse for an r302 block and stroker kit time to rob a bank lol
Broke an ezy out off in a new hole I managed to get started. Time to quit while I am way way behind!
Oh, I was going to suggest trying an ezy out to start a new thread - yep good idea, back off get someone else to get it done, well worth not going through the frustration and lots of your time.
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i would be inclined to take that problem to a pro to fix ?
Been here before when I actually built cars, welded a bolt to what was left of the broken thread and simply screwed the remaining thread out. The heat from the welding loosens the broken thread making screwing it out easy. Did help having a dad that was a fitter always had a solution and was good with a mig and oxy
Lynton (14th June 2015)
No go with welding a nut to it, time to find a machinist to drill, fill and retap a hole it seems.
Have you had any luck? My old xr8 busted one off. But it came out with an easy out. I was told ages ago that they break due to the engine mount not sitting flush with the block. It has a slight twist to it.
On another note, my mate has just fitted up a P250 250kw and TR3650 to his XF sedan. Just getting the last few things sorted for rego. I will try and get some photos of it. It's going to be a nice sleeper.
Got someone lined up who thinks they can do the job, just need to get the engine to them. To do that I need to organise a hour or two off work and a ute to cart it in, probably next week or so.
What did your mate do for extractors, I am expecting the ones on my engine to run right through where the steering box is, and did he clearance the LH tower for the air con compressor or delete the aircon?
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