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twisted metal
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 oil feed from head seal Ok so I feed my turbo from the filter housing and seal the head feed spot with a bolt. Now I broke the bolt off in the head and its one of the oil feed bolts that are hollow so I'm gonna shoot oil everwhere. Now I don't have a way to remove the broken bolt without driving the car somwhere. How should I seal the hole?
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4GRIDER
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Re: oil feed from head seal J-B WELD  _________________|DIAMOND-STAR-MOTORS||4G63T_RACING|
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| Wed May 27, 2009 6:19 pm |
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twisted metal
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Re: oil feed from head seal That was my first though I just don't know if it will handle the pressure and I also need to know if I can just seal it or does oil need to flow through there. Only reason I think that is because its a banjo bolt (I'm not sure if that's what its called) my other thought was to hammer a nail in there then use the jbweld over the head of the nail.
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gordonbradford
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Re: oil feed from head seal You can just jb weld it. But if it was me i would use an easy out and just put a new bolt in.
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| Wed May 27, 2009 7:40 pm |
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4GRIDER
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Re: oil feed from head seal Yea tru taking the old be better could get worst, and get particals inside your head
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Erix
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Re: oil feed from head seal screw in another thinner bolt into the hole in the banjo bolt 
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gordonbradford
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Re: oil feed from head seal
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