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need cam retaining plate

Jim E

Jim E

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Thing that holds the cam in the block need one anyone got one handy they can drop in the mail or bring to the show this week end?
 
Jim E

Jim E

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Never thought to magnaflux them.
Part no longer needed, I broke down and ordered one from SS being I had to order some valves anyway.
 
Jim E

Jim E

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Oh I got you, the one I need to replace you could see the crack and in the future I will look at them close. Actually was wondering how to mag them with the size magnet I have to use
 
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RootesRacer

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Jim E said:
Oh I got you, the one I need to replace you could see the crack and in the future I will look at them close. Actually was wondering how to mag them with the size magnet I have to use
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Better yet (IMO) get a UV oil leak detector kit.

I got one on ebay for like $40.

Use the AC detector oil like zyglo.
Or perhaps zyglo fluid is available?

I would imagine it will show nicely with the UV gun.
 
Jim E

Jim E

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Not something I know about but will look into it. The Magniflux unit I work with is old school big U shaped piece maybe 10 inches pole to pole, plug it in stick it on hit the trigger then puff yellow powder. I am sure you know the type. You had my brain spinning on how to get the field on the tiny piece that will not reach to the two poles, was thinking to lay the piece on a big piece and try it, thanks for the tip.
 
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