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Indiana George

12-09-2006 13:25:36

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I have farmall c, and have a oil pan leak.The leak is from the two bolts that bolt on to the front and rear crankshaft oil seal retainer plate.The threads are stripped.Is there anything i can do , besides splitting the tractor up. thanks in advance , George

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Roger46

12-09-2006 14:49:02

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Re: Oil pan leak in reply to Indiana George, 12-09-2006 13:25:36

Those front and back covers are aluminium, that is why they get stripped out. As others said, either drill and tap to a larger size or put in a helicoil. There may not be much metal left to drill out much larger hole. Roger

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Indiana George

12-09-2006 14:54:24

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Re: Oil pan leak in reply to Roger46, 12-09-2006 14:49:02

Thanks guys, i dont think i have room to tap it , so i think i'll use the helicoil. Thanks again George

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gene bender

12-09-2006 14:03:52

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Re: Oil pan leak in reply to Indiana George, 12-09-2006 13:25:36

You could try some JB on the threads it mite work youre not the first one to strip them.

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RustyFarmall

12-09-2006 13:30:10

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Re: Oil pan leak in reply to Indiana George, 12-09-2006 13:25:36

I'm not that familiar with the engines in the Cs, but could you drill and tap those stripped holes to the next larger size?

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JayWalt

12-09-2006 14:24:46

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Re: Oil pan leak in reply to RustyFarmall, 12-09-2006 13:30:10

Either that or helicoil, advance auto has the cheaper kits then autozone...

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