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Re: Oil Drain Plug Damage
Looks like a Helicoil thread insert has been fitted and casting broken away. Difficult to weld and get flat face, You could fit a taper plug that would then tighten and seal on thread. You could try a silicone sealant on the thread of original plug. Other than that you will need to source a replacement crankcase or complete engine unit.
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Re: Oil Drain Plug Damage
JohnW wrote:Looks like a Helicoil thread insert has been fitted and casting broken away. Difficult to weld and get flat face, You could fit a taper plug that would then tighten and seal on thread. You could try a silicone sealant on the thread of original plug. Other than that you will need to source a replacement crankcase or complete engine unit.
Thanks John, I don't think it was actually leaking so will try bit of silicone on original plug and maybe a bit of JB Weld to build up the casting. Will make sure I prep the surface well first. Worth a shot anyway!
Cheers!
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