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theiceman 12-18-2014 09:57 AM

Broken Console on back of engine.
 
I find this part rather expensive, and thats even if you can find one.

During my rebuild I found the flanges broken off that attaches to the tinwork, mostly rust and stress.

Anyone have any success in repairing these ? I thought of finding some small pieces of metalwork, constructing a new flange and either drilling and rivetting. Maybe even get it spot welded if i can.

Any thoughts ?

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1418929032.jpg

Mitch1 12-18-2014 10:33 AM

Ice, seen several on ebay. About 125.00

theiceman 12-18-2014 11:01 AM

Yeah i just found the one on ebay .. busted up one posted a few times . im in no hurry, and was just wondering if anyone has ever attempted a repair or just got a new one.
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juanbenae 12-18-2014 11:56 AM

contact parts heaven in hayward ca.

theiceman 12-18-2014 12:21 PM

will do thanks

JT912 12-18-2014 01:02 PM

I successfully brazed one onto my original one. Luckily I had a spare which had the side I needed and was missing the other side.

aston@ultrasw.c 12-18-2014 01:42 PM

In my experience, Porsche steel welds very nicely.

I have cut and welded the engine carrier and engine tin, no probs.

Damon in STL 12-18-2014 01:55 PM

Where did your part break? I just installed a new 60-2 missing aluminum crank pulley and had to use my plasma cutter to provide sufficient room for the A/C belt part of the pulley. I reinforced the area by your #1 above by welding in a 1/8" piece of steel.

Damon in STL

theiceman 12-18-2014 04:50 PM

that flange with the nut on it broke right off. so i need to reenforce and weld i think .

Damon in STL 12-19-2014 05:51 AM

Oh...the flimsy little pieces. Just tack weld it back on. Use a small piece of sheet metal if necessary to support it. Cut it to size and bend it into an "L" and tack it into place. Paint.

Damon in STL

theiceman 12-19-2014 07:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Damon in STL (Post 8402614)
Oh...the flimsy little pieces. Just tack weld it back on. Use a small piece of sheet metal if necessary to support it. Cut it to size and bend it into an "L" and tack it into place. Paint.

Damon in STL

yup thats exactly what i was thinking .. damn flimsy bits get me every time.

Lapkritis 12-20-2014 05:14 AM

Rennline makes a very handsome piece in stainless iirc.


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