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Repair Ideas 2

Benzdiesel1

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Ok I have started this thread to fix some issues that may have been present with my other user name. This thread however just continues from my other thread.
 

Benzdiesel1

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Johnwa I have used jb weld on external engine repairs before but I am somewhat concerned being oil soakred with lots of vibration and heat that a failure may occur. If it gets caught up in the chain and the engine being an interference engine bad things may happen.
 

Benzdiesel1

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Apparently JB weld over time with heat cycling will shrink so its my opinion that this would be a temporary fix..

Now I'm leaning on turning a copper pin and having it tig welded as Tom had suggested. If anyone knows a shop with a resonable rates and a lot of experience that would be great.
 

Benzdiesel1

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Found a replacement chain guide retaining pin one side a bevel which needs to be present once reconstructed the other side threaded for pin removal with a slide hammer.
 

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Tom O

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I've got some Aladdin 3 in 1 rods for aluminum as well as tig but i haven't tryed any repairs like that before. here is the pdf for the aladdin rods
 

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Benzdiesel1

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Interesting I believe those rods are simiar to durafix low temp aluminum brazing rods that require mapp gas. I have another head which is awaiting recycling I could drill a hole and you could see if it would work out. If you are game emai me and we can discuss. We would just need a straight edge to measure the matting surface before and afterward. Oh and have a copper pin made.
 
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