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24 Apr 2019 05:32 #206569
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IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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Excellent write-up Ron.
Good motivational stuff to get me doing that to mine!
Good motivational stuff to get me doing that to mine!
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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24 Apr 2019 13:19 #206581
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Hey Ron
That don't looks much better now, I recently had to do all that with mine but after it being welded by someone first so you should be glad you got to it before it got that bad.
Re your nuts and bolts, might be worth looking at a rivet nut gun, I got one for fixing the bumper back on after a body lift, and it might save you some fiddly tapping of threads. Think it was about 15 quid
That don't looks much better now, I recently had to do all that with mine but after it being welded by someone first so you should be glad you got to it before it got that bad.
Re your nuts and bolts, might be worth looking at a rivet nut gun, I got one for fixing the bumper back on after a body lift, and it might save you some fiddly tapping of threads. Think it was about 15 quid
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24 Apr 2019 20:27 #206613
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Nice one! I've just taken a look at one of those rivet nut guns, it does look like it would be a lot easier than trying to tap a new thread upside down under the car.
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Me and my Jimny wrote: Hey Ron
That don't looks much better now, I recently had to do all that with mine but after it being welded by someone first so you should be glad you got to it before it got that bad.
Re your nuts and bolts, might be worth looking at a rivet nut gun, I got one for fixing the bumper back on after a body lift, and it might save you some fiddly tapping of threads. Think it was about 15 quid
Nice one! I've just taken a look at one of those rivet nut guns, it does look like it would be a lot easier than trying to tap a new thread upside down under the car.
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24 Apr 2019 21:15 #206621
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Rivnuts?
...A huge pia when they wear; break or strip the thread. We used to use them on aircraft. Thank goodness Airbus never liked them :lol:
...A huge pia when they wear; break or strip the thread. We used to use them on aircraft. Thank goodness Airbus never liked them :lol:
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