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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: amamet on May 31, 2020, 10:03:41 AM
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I have a 5 speed case that has a completely stripped fill plug in the case. timesert? helicoil? 20mm-ish I think? that has to be a pricey timesert kit id assume
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It's possible this may be a job that a machine shop could do for what you'll have to spend to get a kit
that you may only use once . For instance , in the middle 80's after a decade in the trade I decided I would
get a selection of heli-coil kits that I'd found most useful . Today I have over 95 percent of those kits left :sad:.
Peter
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I have a 5 speed case that has a completely stripped fill plug in the case. timesert? helicoil? 20mm-ish I think? that has to be a pricey timesert kit id assume
Aluminized duct tape, a rubber freeze plug, or wine cork should keep the air in there.
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I helicoiled mine, taking care that no swarf got into the casing and the insert tool retained the helicoil tag that breaks off.
Drained and replaced transmission oil.
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If you want, Send me your address and I’ll mail you my helicoil kit Amamet. I bought one and it came with a dozen inserts. I used two or three on my tranny. Just send it back when you are done. Ben - Orleans, MA
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If you want, Send me your address and I’ll mail you my helicoil kit Amamet. I bought one and it came with a dozen inserts. I used two or three on my tranny. Just send it back when you are done. Ben - Orleans, MA
Personally I think timeserts are way better but that's a great offer right there.
Ciao
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like they say in the movies, " thats an offer I can't refuse"
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I used Helicoil on a stripped sump pump drain plug and it worked great.