Subject	I have played this game! I tried an easy out. That broke
Posted by	Hoppy2 on January 27, 2011 at 1:23 PM
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In Reply To	What now? posted by RevHard on January 27, 2011 at 12:14 PM
Message	in the block as well. I ended up using reverse drill bits. I had to drill the whole thing, it never caught as I hoped. Then retaped with a reducer to connect to the new line.. Here I sterted to drill around the ez out and the finished port. Good luck, it sucked but is repairable. if you drill it out be sure to pull the filter tree and clean the passages REAL good. 2 Z's in the making!!
Follow Ups	What now? - RevHard 12:14:27 01/27/11 Easy-outs. - TeddyZ(SFC) 12:22:51 01/27/11 Easy-outs aren't always that easy. - Shiers69 12:25:18 01/27/11 true... the name is misleading... - TeddyZ(SFC) 12:54:28 01/27/11 PB blaster (n/m) - Shiers69 16:46:01 01/27/11 consider this... - icsamerica 12:45:48 01/27/11 I wouldn't shock the block. Heat it up, PB blast it sure - BigTDogg (MA) 12:55:43 01/27/11 2nd - aliaZ 15:21:14 01/27/11 You going to make another comeback? (n/m) - BoneZ 14:18:57 01/27/11 what about sticking a nut over the broken part and filling - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:07:56 01/27/11 huh? what?? - TeddyZ(SFC) 13:13:01 01/27/11 He meant if there was still some threads sticking out - whip 13:23:04 01/27/11 actually.. you dont really need any threads sticking out - KongZTT GT28RS MD 13:31:32 01/27/11 I have played this game! I tried an easy out. That broke - Hoppy2 13:23:20 01/27/11
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