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Old 09-08-2002, 11:48 AM
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I'm about to install my drag turbo kit, I was wondering if I could use JB weld for the oil return pipe going into the oil pan? Will the JB weld hold up? has anyone else done this before? Thanks in advance.

p.s. I did a search and could not find anything.
Old 09-08-2002, 11:56 AM
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I've done it...10 months now...no leaks yet...
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boostin 1 week. no leaks!
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cool, thanks
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I drilled a hole in the pan and used a garden hose style bulkhead fitting on mine. Never leaked in 2 years, and I jsut changed the oil pan because of a hole from bottoming out, and I jsut put new Nylon 0 rings on it. Should be good
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a year and a half now with no problems... works great!
Old 09-08-2002, 07:04 PM
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how is this exactly setup? Bulkhead fittings with JB weld?
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in this thread for an update
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I drilled a hole in the pan and used a garden hose style bulkhead fitting on mine. Never leaked in 2 years, and I jsut changed the oil pan because of a hole from bottoming out, and I jsut put new Nylon 0 rings on it. Should be good
Yeah, I've always thought about using that but couldn't find one with a 90 degree bend.
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Mines holding up good as well. Word of advice, don't be afriad to put some of the jb weld on the inside of the oil pan. I made that mistake and oil would leak out. I had to remove the oil pan again to fix it. What a pita. good luck!
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Default Re: JB weld question (HondaCutter)

I've had a hole in my intake manifold (hole goes to coolant passage) plugged up for almost three years now with JBWeld.
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