Broken part on the engine : welding or epoxy?
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30 Mar 2014 09:07 - 30 Mar 2014 09:10 #627092
by Clabedan
1976 KZ 750 B soon to be street tracked
Broken part on the engine : welding or epoxy? was created by Clabedan
Hi,
Whilst trying to replace my tachometer cable, i broke the bit on the engine side (not sure what it´s called, pics attached).
This had been broken by the previous owner and stuck with epoxy glue. I tried this but it broke again as soon as i screwed the cable in, the pressure being probably too strong.
Is there an alternative like welding? And if so what type of welding, aluminium?
Many thanks for your help, I can't drive without as engine oil pours out from there... :woohoo:
Christophe
Whilst trying to replace my tachometer cable, i broke the bit on the engine side (not sure what it´s called, pics attached).
This had been broken by the previous owner and stuck with epoxy glue. I tried this but it broke again as soon as i screwed the cable in, the pressure being probably too strong.
Is there an alternative like welding? And if so what type of welding, aluminium?
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Many thanks for your help, I can't drive without as engine oil pours out from there... :woohoo:
Christophe
1976 KZ 750 B soon to be street tracked
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30 Mar 2014 09:16 #627093
by 650ed
1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
Replied by 650ed on topic Broken part on the engine : welding or epoxy?
Yes, it is aluminum and it can be permanently welded back in place by a competent welder. Ed
1977 KZ650-C1 Original Owner - Stock (with additional invisible FIAMM horn)
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