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When you break things....

yes, I did it!! I broke stud on Oil Pressure Sensor.
Felt bad, had to drink my favorite beverage....




After my favorite beverage kicked in, I did this....










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I’ve had the exact same failure but didn’t fix it so neatly. Nice job.

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Another opportunity for a unique and satisfying solution.
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When life hands you lemons, drink beer?
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This shows how important it is to have a right beverage at hand.
Thanks you, guys, again for your "mental" support.
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I admit - I like to break things.
A thin nipple of 3-way vacuum valve on brake booster was broken while I was installing an engine mount.
I welded with plastic and it holds well (2 years ago).
Now, I finally got a replacement valve.
Broken one:



new, shiny one :

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Next time I break a nipple of the expensive cycling valve then I'll send it to you. I couldn't find anything that would hold. It didn't help that the whole thing was brittle with age.
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