Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
Has anyone ever used JB Weld on an exhaust manifold?
I am doing some exhaust work and for some reason the studs came out of the manifold rather than the brass nuts coming off. (I thought that was strange). Anyhow, I decided to replace the studs and nuts while I was at it. There are 3 of them. Two worked fine, the 3rd will not hold in the manifold. Apparently the threads are bad. Changing the manifold is not an option. However, what if I JB Weld it in? I know JB Weld is good, but is this too hot for it to work? Has anyone ever done it? One other thing. I used some anti-sieze on all threads. What can I use to remove it before I use the JB Weld (if I do)? I dont think it will hold good to that stuff. Will carb cleaner remove it? Thanks Mark *Damn I hate working on exhaust systems* |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
wrote in message ... Has anyone ever used JB Weld on an exhaust manifold? I am doing some exhaust work and for some reason the studs came out of the manifold rather than the brass nuts coming off. (I thought that was strange). Anyhow, I decided to replace the studs and nuts while I was at it. There are 3 of them. Two worked fine, the 3rd will not hold in the manifold. Apparently the threads are bad. Changing the manifold is not an option. However, what if I JB Weld it in? I know JB Weld is good, but is this too hot for it to work? Has anyone ever done it? Drill it out and install a helicoil. |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 09:26:49 GMT, "Noozer" wrote:
wrote in message .. . Has anyone ever used JB Weld on an exhaust manifold? I am doing some exhaust work and for some reason the studs came out of the manifold rather than the brass nuts coming off. (I thought that was strange). Anyhow, I decided to replace the studs and nuts while I was at it. There are 3 of them. Two worked fine, the 3rd will not hold in the manifold. Apparently the threads are bad. Changing the manifold is not an option. However, what if I JB Weld it in? I know JB Weld is good, but is this too hot for it to work? Has anyone ever done it? Drill it out and install a helicoil. Huh...... A helicoil ........ You lost me ???? What's a helicoil? |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
wrote in message ... On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 09:26:49 GMT, "Noozer" wrote: wrote in message . .. Has anyone ever used JB Weld on an exhaust manifold? I am doing some exhaust work and for some reason the studs came out of the manifold rather than the brass nuts coming off. (I thought that was strange). Anyhow, I decided to replace the studs and nuts while I was at it. There are 3 of them. Two worked fine, the 3rd will not hold in the manifold. Apparently the threads are bad. Changing the manifold is not an option. However, what if I JB Weld it in? I know JB Weld is good, but is this too hot for it to work? Has anyone ever done it? Drill it out and install a helicoil. Huh...... A helicoil ........ You lost me ???? What's a helicoil? Google is your friend! : ) http://www.emhart.com/products/helicoil.asp |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
JB weld is plastic, what is its melt point, temp limit. Probably to low
for exuast. |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
jb wont work on it. ge the threads repaired by heli coil.
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Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
m Ransley wrote:
JB weld is plastic, what is its melt point, temp limit. Probably to low for exuast. good to 600 degrees |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
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Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
On Sat, 22 Jul 2006 12:21:10 -0400, Curmudgeon
wrote: m Ransley wrote: JB weld is plastic, what is its melt point, temp limit. Probably to low for exuast. good to 600 degrees I have a tube but haven't used JB Weld. I've used PC70 a lot, and I patched a little pot with it, then boiled water, forgot and boiled out all the water, and that continued to work. |
Using JB Weld on Exhaust Manifold ?????
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