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sydduckett
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Does anyone know where i can get single engine studs for my series 3, one has sheared off and dont want to pay for the full set if i can help it.

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leigh
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Which stud are you after

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think i have a couple of the small chaincase ones in me garage doin feckall.
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Leigh,
need the one bottom right, second one in. Need to get it sorted as its holding the build up.

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PM me your address and will send to you not sure if the right one but worth a try.

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Go to a hardware shop and get a long 6mm bolt and cut it to size. Or buy a lentgh of 6mm threaded rod and cut as many as you want.
That's not going anywhere...
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dirtyhandslopez wrote:Go to a hardware shop and get a long 6mm bolt and cut it to size. Or buy a lentgh of 6mm threaded rod and cut as many as you want.
as above make sure you clean the threads out and use a flat bottom tap make the studs approx 5mm longer and use a 6mm nylok full nut and flat washer
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shocky wrote:... clean the threads out and use a flat bottom tap ...
or if you haven't got a tap, cut some grooves [to collect any debris] lengthways on a 6mm bolt and wind this in. this is kinder on the alloy thread as well, they can only take so many retappings. [tip from Angry Bloke]
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Lads, the only tap iv ever used is either in the sink or behind the bar... :D So i think ill give that a swerve...The other issue is that the engines being rebuilt oil and all so i want to try and keep it as easy as possible.

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