Inzane 17

Help with Carb Separation .

Started by Whooray, Sat 26, Feb 2022, 13:27:41

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Whooray

Im having trouble separating #1 from #3 and #2 from #4.
#5 and #6 came off fairly easy.
There is a lot of corrosion on the joint bolts but they did come out.
Also a lot of corrsion on the 3 way fuel joints.

Corrosion seems to be the cause of them being super stuck.  I dont want to hit or tap on them any harder than I have for fear of breaking something.

Any suggestion or advice from you would be most welcome>
Vietnam Vet 6/68 - 1/70
919th Combat Engineers
11th ACR (Blackhorse)

Whooray

Quote from: meathead on Sat 26, Feb 2022, 15:07:49
I think RedEye includes some kind of plastic wedge in his kit. Maybe you could make up some out of some spare plastic or pvc ?


I hadn't thought of doing that, what a great idea.... definitely going to give it a try it !


Vietnam Vet 6/68 - 1/70
919th Combat Engineers
11th ACR (Blackhorse)

John Schmidt

I just soaked mine in some WD40 penetrating oil. Laid that area on an old towel and doused it with the oil, left it alone for a couple days while working on something else. Almost came apart by hand after that.

Whooray

Quote from: John Schmidt on Sat 26, Feb 2022, 20:23:38
I just soaked mine in some WD40 penetrating oil. Laid that area on an old towel and doused it with the oil, left it alone for a couple days while working on something else. Almost came apart by hand after that.

:cooldude: :cooldude:
Vietnam Vet 6/68 - 1/70
919th Combat Engineers
11th ACR (Blackhorse)

Whooray

Quote from: The emperor has no clothes on Sat 26, Feb 2022, 15:07:49
I think RedEye includes some kind of plastic wedge in his kit. Maybe you could make up some out of some spare plastic or pvc ?



I made a few small wedges from an old vinyl/plastic cutting board..... it worked!

Thanks  a bunch
Vietnam Vet 6/68 - 1/70
919th Combat Engineers
11th ACR (Blackhorse)

Ron in Buffalo

Did mine last year. A lot of pb blaster and a lot of tapping with a brass rod.  When they start to separate they will come apart.
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