Posted by Lanse on July 30, 2008 at 15:21:49 from (205.188.117.74):
So i think i'll just ask you so i dont break something else. I still cant get a peice of file out of my oil passage. This is the picture, same as last time, escept i spent a few bucks on an easy out to remove the brass thingy, but the peice of the file is still in there.
The file is in about two inches. Ive tried a vacum, compressed air, a telescoping magnet (couldnt get one narrow enough) and some bent over wire. The wire couldnt be bent over enough to sneak past the file.
Im still stuck here, any help would be appriciated.
The good news is i got the alternater on there, i had to replace the bolt i lost. Atleast that one diddnt get broken out in an oil galley......
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