Any chaps here in wellington with the ability to insert a helicoil?
Two of my exhaust studs have had them installed previously and they've shat themselves. In the process of putting new studs in. Motor's out and on a stand so no in car monkey business.
Would be great if you could come to me, I'm in Lower Hutt.
Can make payment in whatever form you see fit (within reason)
Cheers
Helicoil my head please - Wgtn
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Helicoil my head please - Wgtn
by thegreatestben » Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:02 pm
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by Dell'Orto » Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:37 pm
See if you can get a couple of helicoils from an engine reconditioner and DIY? They're pretty easy really.
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by Dell'Orto » Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:43 pm
Also are you sure they've been helicoiled previously? They dont generally fail 
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1990 NA6 MX-5 - because reasons
2018 Ranger - Because workcar
1997 FD3S RX-7 Type R - all brap, all the time
OMG so shiny!
1990 NA6 MX-5 - because reasons
2018 Ranger - Because workcar
1997 FD3S RX-7 Type R - all brap, all the time
OMG so shiny!
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by thegreatestben » Tue Jun 29, 2010 7:47 pm
Yup. Definitely a helicoil came out've one.
Seemed really brittle though, snapped quite easily.
Could've been incorrectly fitted.
Seemed really brittle though, snapped quite easily.
Could've been incorrectly fitted.
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by Dell'Orto » Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:21 pm
Probably just thread then dude, had the exact same thing on my MR2
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OMG so shiny!
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by thegreatestben » Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:25 pm
Unfortunately I can freely put the stud into the hole and only just touch the sides...
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by Adoom » Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:44 pm
I had to do this with my CA18ET. The studs just pulled out when I tightened up the nuts.
I tried to do the helicoil, but I $&#$% it up cause I did it while it was in the car.
I ended up ripping the engine out and taking it to Mendoza's in Upper Hutt. I don't think it cost much. It was cheaper than buying my own helicoil kit which I would probably never need to use again.
I got them to helicoil the $&#$%, badly helicoiled, threads and drill out and re-tap the others, so I could use the next size studs. I went from 10mm to 12mm I think. The studs are HUUUUUUUUGE! Its SOLID as now. I also put a brace on the turbo downpipe to take some of the weight off the studs.
I tried to do the helicoil, but I $&#$% it up cause I did it while it was in the car.
I ended up ripping the engine out and taking it to Mendoza's in Upper Hutt. I don't think it cost much. It was cheaper than buying my own helicoil kit which I would probably never need to use again.
I got them to helicoil the $&#$%, badly helicoiled, threads and drill out and re-tap the others, so I could use the next size studs. I went from 10mm to 12mm I think. The studs are HUUUUUUUUGE! Its SOLID as now. I also put a brace on the turbo downpipe to take some of the weight off the studs.
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by thegreatestben » Tue Jun 29, 2010 8:48 pm
Have a helpful oldschooler coming round to do it for me.
If that doesn't work I'll have to make the time to take it to someone like Mendoza's or Howat Engineering
If that doesn't work I'll have to make the time to take it to someone like Mendoza's or Howat Engineering
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by CAMB01 » Tue Jun 29, 2010 9:24 pm
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