Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
i broke the brass T inside the block where the oil pressure sensor used 2 be, its stuck in there with threads i tried jaming a screw driver in there and turning it but no luck, those brass t's r so fukin weak, any tips? >:(
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Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
get a screw out set, one of those reverse drill bit lookin dealys or you could tap the hole for a reverse thread, screw in a reverse bolt and tighten it till the brass peice comes out
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Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
Thats what you get for not using a tuner toys block fitting ;) go to a local auto store and buy a easy out set and see if that will work for you.
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and now trying to save $24 on a tuner toy fitting ends up costing more in time wasted..........
it is always just easier to buy the stevemode kit to begin with |
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Guy #1 - Hey, I need some help with this thing I bought.
Guy #2 - Dude, you should have bought this other thing. If there was a guy #3, I'm sure he'd ask wtf the answer was. |
Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
What's the fucken answer again? -guy #3 8)
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guy #4: you can get that fitting for $20 shipped at stealth mode performance.
but back to the problem at hand; is the any little bit of brass T left sticking out of the block? you might be able to turn it out using a pair of vice grips. I'd imagine it'd be impossible to fit a by the block to drill that thing out. |
Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
you can tap the inside of the brass fitting then put some JB weld on a bolt and screw it in, let it harden and back it out.
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thnx guys i used a bolt extractor shoved it in there and turned it, ne clue wher ei can get a steel T those brass t's suck
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Man this place is turning into Honda-Tech where instead of helping the guy out everyone just tells him to buy some expensive parts :-\ HMT is forgetting its ghetto roots...
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The thing is you don't want a Tee at all off the block. You want a fitting that goes to a line that goes to a tee on the firewall. McMaster Carr is ur friend. I put all my oil line stuff together for like 50 bucks... sorry stevemode. :P
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Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
easy out kit bottom line, possibly try heating the block up too, since the aluminum should expand faster thn the brass.
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Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
Originally Posted by CRXDrew
The thing is you don't want a Tee at all off the block. You want a fitting that goes to a line that goes to a tee on the firewall. McMaster Carr is ur friend. I put all my oil line stuff together for like 50 bucks... sorry stevemode. :P
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Re: Broke the brass T in the block and its stuck
And if you insist on using an NPT fitting hanging on by 2 threads, at least run a 1/8 NPT tap through the hole so you can thread it in all the way.
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