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OK, two taps and the cup is off. Hairline cracks on both sides of the hole for the locator pin. Do you think the cup can be fixed or should I just try to find a good used replacement? As for your suggestion on cleaning up the threaded holes in the flywheel - Yes, I will definitely follow your advice once I get a good tap and die set.
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I'd look for a good used one but if not too bad clean up the outside boss and put some epoxy-JB weld around the cracks maybe and clean the hole out with a bore brush might be ok to reuse ! clean up the pin on flywheel and use some anti seize when going back together should be ok once everything is bolted back together !
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athomas, don't bother replying to my last question about repairing the cup. It's dumb and you have already helped me more than enough. Anyway, I just bought a replacement on ebay for about $60.00 shipping in. Costly mistake though mine was missing the screen. Thanks again. Ross
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Not a problem , I always said the person that never makes a mistake likely doesn't do much !
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