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Old 05-31-2018, 03:50 PM
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Looks like you need to replace the cork gasket. When you pull the hydro unit out to do that, take the unit somewhere and have it welded or weld on the new plate yourself. I've done a couple like that, as someone stated wrap a wet rag around the arm to protect the seal.
its all from old leaks, I don't see any new leaks. I was going to replace it anyways while I had it apart but I forgot to get on when I ordered all my stuff the other day
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.... cut it off and weld it (the new one) on.
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Old 06-03-2018, 04:56 PM
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So got the new plate welded on and when I put the Chevy emblem plate on, it's compressing the springs to where the caps don't touch the plate. I hate to have to buy a new plate on top of it, but looks rough.
What do you Think? Usable with some repair or definitely need a new plate?
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Looks like you need a new cam plate, at least one that is betterer.
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You did that???!!!
Or was it like that when you got it??
What an abortion!!
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Looks like one of your jobs Dave.

Just kidding, That is the first time I seen that type of repair.
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You did that???!!!
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What an abortion!!
I've never seen one like that.
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Little file work and you should be good to go!
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That's the way it was when I got it. Looks like someone went to town on it
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You did that???!!!
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What an abortion!!
Wouldn’t even make the top ten of PO mods I’ve seen.
I thought it was a good try at a repair.
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