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fahrvergnugen
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« on: October 09, 2008, 08:05:14 am »

Last night finally found the time to check the annoying sound that came from my 2.0ltr. type4 engine.
It seems that the exhaust was not attached to cylinder number 3 anymore, one stud is broken and one fell out (no thread in the cylinder head anymore). Cry
The studs of cylinder number 3 (and some other) where (due to similar problems before) already changed to M10 instead of M8.

Has someone an idea how to fix this properly?
-   Should I weld the head and fix new thread?
-   Should I use a helicoil?
-   Should I use some kind of special glue? (loctite)

Thanks, Paul.
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Udo
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« Reply #1 on: October 09, 2008, 17:10:55 pm »

Hallo

this is a problem at Type 4 heads

 Should I weld the head and fix new thread?


This would be the best idea , helcoil m8 another if the bore is not too big for it

Udo
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dirk zeyen
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« Reply #2 on: October 09, 2008, 19:46:12 pm »

hi,
if im right you must open your head to M 12 for the helicoil- not a good idea Angry
but what about building your own stud, one side M10 and the other side M8, it is easy to build and you only need your head to open to M10.

dirk zeyen
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fahrvergnugen
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« Reply #3 on: October 09, 2008, 20:54:22 pm »

hi,
if im right you must open your head to M 12 for the helicoil- not a good idea Angry
but what about building your own stud, one side M10 and the other side M8, it is easy to build and you only need your head to open to M10.

dirk zeyen

Hi Dirk,

Thanks for your reply, one thing i did not tell you guy's yet; a few of these studs allready are M10 studs Shocked (not sure this one to).
I ordered a Helicoil set today, and try to fix it with helicoils (hoping it's not allready M10).
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fahrvergnugen
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« Reply #4 on: October 09, 2008, 21:13:54 pm »

Hallo

this is a problem at Type 4 heads

 Should I weld the head and fix new thread?


This would be the best idea , helcoil m8 another if the bore is not too big for it

Udo

Hi Udo,
Yes i know it's a type4 thing, that is why i allready have a few M10 studs.
As told in my previos post, i will try to fix it with helicoils. Fingers crossed here.

Thanks for your advise.
Paul.
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Udo
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« Reply #5 on: October 10, 2008, 16:35:56 pm »

Hallo

this is a problem at Type 4 heads

 Should I weld the head and fix new thread?


This would be the best idea , helcoil m8 another if the bore is not too big for it

Udo

Hi Udo,
Yes i know it's a type4 thing, that is why i allready have a few M10 studs.
As told in my previos post, i will try to fix it with helicoils. Fingers crossed here.

Thanks for your advise.
Paul.

If you need m10 to m8 take Type1 rockerstuds  Wink Good luck

Udo
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fahrvergnugen
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« Reply #6 on: October 13, 2008, 07:09:51 am »

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If you need m10 to m8 take Type1 rockerstuds  Wink Good luck

Udo

Thanks, this is good info.

Paul.
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