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Has anyone got one of these I can borrow? I'm not paying $120 (locally) for something I only need for five seconds.
I can't get the auto spigot out of the back of the crank, despite my best efforts (yes, I have tried everything, including an oxy torch).
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Originally Posted by 5spdvl
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Has anyone got one of these I can borrow? I'm not paying $120 (locally) for something I only need for five seconds.
I can't get the auto spigot out of the back of the crank, despite my best efforts (yes, I have tried everything, including an oxy torch).
use a slide fit punch and pack it with grease it will come out
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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that wont get it out tim, there is only like a .5mm lip if that not enough to grab it,
drill and cold chisel it out :P
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Dont buy one, I broke 1 in 5 mins trying to get my auto spigot out.
as Trev said drill and chisel it out,its what i ened up doing and wish i done it from the start.
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I swear I posted a tip in this thread 10 mins ago ffs wtf!
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use simple hydrolics man...
u can pack it with grease or wet tissue as best u can get something that fits into the center of the bearing tightly but will still fit (use like a steel rod or something) then hit the rod with a hammer and the bearing should pop out (make sure its tight or the grease could squirt out and get ya eyes or some sh*t)
hope that helps
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that doesnt work either, not enough lip,
TUX, u posted in the other thread he made
TIM, DO NOT MAKE DUPLICATE THREADS
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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Originally Posted by ProTig
that doesnt work either, not enough lip,
TUX, u posted in the other thread he made
TIM, DO NOT MAKE DUPLICATE THREADS
are you saying what i said doesnt work?
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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grab a slide hammer from super cheap? u'll use it again only 20 or 30 bucks
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07-11-09, 23:22 GMT+10#10 I have a similar tool that I bought from bursons I got the spigot bearing out of my ls1 it pretty much destroyed the bearing when I took if out lol you can borrow it if you need...
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08-11-09, 08:08 GMT+10#11 The bearing is going to be destroyed when I get it out anyway, because it's given me so much grief the piece of **** deserves to die.
Have you got a pic of it?
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08-11-09, 08:16 GMT+10#12 Quote:
Originally Posted by JST-23Z
are you saying what i said doesnt work?
yes, for real tight ones, i have had some u can just pull out with your finger and some that are bs tight,
tim i completly forgot to come around friday, what u doing later today?
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08-11-09, 09:08 GMT+10#13 I can get a pic gimme a min I'll see if I can find one. It's alot better than the one in your pic it's got three arms and instead of the slide hammer it has a bolt you wind in so it actually applies alot more force
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08-11-09, 09:19 GMT+10#14 Oh, that be great Lanks.
S'cool Trev; I'm home all day if you want to pop around.
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08-11-09, 09:38 GMT+10#15 mate i lost hope in the grease method but stay on it for about 5-10 minutes and it WILL come out
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08-11-09, 09:44 GMT+10#16 hey i hope this link works....
http://img84.imageshack.us/img84/4705/dsc04310r.jpg
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