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I did. I used a coat hanger. The hole is deep enough and clear down to the
bottom. I also used the chuck key for my drill which is the same diameter as the bolt and it went all the way in. mike regish "G.R. Patterson III" wrote in message ... mike regish wrote: Think I found the problem. I put in a new gasket and ran it up after degreasing it real good. It was leaking along the side of the oil screen housing. I took it off again and ran the bolts in by hand without the housing in place and I couldn't get the bolt all the way in. It seems the threads on the bottom of the bolt hole are messed up. I have a 1/4-20 bottom tap I'm going to run in to clean up the threads. Hopefully that'll do the trick. Before you run the tap in, probe the hole with something like an ice pick (I use the probe end of an electrical tester). It's possible that some crud got jammed in there by the bolt. If you can insert the pick the same amount in each hole, then use your tap. If the pick won't go in one of the holes all the way, try to dig the stuff out with the pick. George Patterson None of us is as dumb as all of us. |
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