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Old 08-14-2011, 11:45 AM   #36
John Kennedy
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Default Re: welding a block

Actually, no we're not done yet. I brazed a hole on my flathead oiling passage an hour ago. Came onto the Barn to see if what I did will work. Here's the story.............

I drilled out and tapped my 59A per the thread here regarding full-flow conversion. Anyway, I DRILLED THRU MY OIL PASSAGE AT THE 45degree bend near the pump.
I sleeved it in copper, leaks under pressure, so I BRAZED it from the outside. Will this hold oil pressure? Or leak inside the bellhousing? Hole was about 1/8 diameter and very very thin walled. Braze seemed to flow well after gentle oxy/acet heating.

Wish I could verify my weld somehow, didn't come loose when I tried to pick at it. Maybe an insurance coat of JB Weld for good luck?
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