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Rusty welsh plugs

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Rusty welsh plugs

Post by BundyRumandCoke »

So its finally time to install the gearbox and transfer case I bought from Heath in Newcastle, (thanks Heath). I pulls the motor/gearbox/transfer case out as one, and split them. While they are apart, I notice fluid trickling down at the rear between the block and the plate that is bolted behind the fly wheel. Knowing there is a welsh plug there, its lucky I found it now, and go to replace it. I remove the clutch, and spend half an hour getting the flywheel off. Someone had used real good locktite on the bolts. I unbolt the plate, only to find a perfect welsh plug, and a build up of muddy water and crud, which had been leaking slowly out. BUGGER. :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
Mud makes excellent toothpaste.
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Post by murcod »

:rofl:

In one way I guess you would have been relieved to find that!? :lol:
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Post by Ferwoaza »

Just another reason to stay away from mud! :D
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