they used glue to attach to metal discs that rust and seperate.i removed the insert and reglued with some 2 part epoxy. make sure it is fast drying or it will run and not stay in the spot you need it to. shawn
they used glue to attach to metal discs that rust and seperate.i removed the insert and reglued with some 2 part epoxy. make sure it is fast drying or it will run and not stay in the spot you need it to. shawn
Last edited by psychos2 : 03/17/2005 at 06:58 PM
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I agree...a two part Epoxy is the best remedy for that little fix.
FOR GOD SAKES DON'T USE CRAZY GLUE![]()
John
Thanks for the help!
Ed
This may be way too "industrial" looking for most & so far it's just a random thought. What does anyone think of removing the stock fastening posts on the insert, drilling through some or all of the former post positions & refastening with stainless cap screws w/ washers through the orig. mounting holes in the hood? You could even incorporate a couple of hood pins.
It would make insert removal for drainhole cleaning way easier.
Inquiring minds wanna know. Ldub
Probably because it took only 5 minutes to fix it with the two part epoxy and a little sand paper... But, good idea if you have the time.
I had the same problem a while back and used Gorilla Glue. I took it off for a day. Haven't had the problem again. it's been almost a year since it happened.
Tony "TDAWG" Rodriguez
99 Astral Silver 0889