PD to banjo bolt convertion
06-03-04, 06:34 PM
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PD to banjo bolt convertion
Ok what do i need to do this like what size bolt and what else is invloved? i keep hearing crush washer is that the copper washer that it comes in the little bag? i just went to an auto parts store not to summit but what all do i need is there more than just the bolt invloved in swaping it out or is it a simple plug and play situation ?(i don't think it's as simple as it sounds)so i would like to get a step by step if possible and if i'm lucky while i'm fixing this prob i'll come accrosed whats making me fuses go out..
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06-03-04, 06:41 PM
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Man, a period or comma in there somewhere would have made that a lot easier to read...I call it a crush washer because it resembles the crush washers we use on the aircraft...It actually doesn't "crush" so much as "conforms" to the surfaces it's tightened against...If I remember correctly you need 2, a small internal copper washer, and the larger copper external washer...as far as substituting a banjo bolt or what-not, I dunno- I myself wouldn't do it, so I don't know what size/ thread pitch, etc... you would need.
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I used Mr. Lander's directions from his webpage and I'm glad I did.
The screw that goes in the center of the PD was laying in the plastic cover.
The only difference is some hesitation, but I would take that over an engine fire any day.
The screw that goes in the center of the PD was laying in the plastic cover.
The only difference is some hesitation, but I would take that over an engine fire any day.
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Originally posted by Davidov
I used Mr. Lander's directions from his webpage and I'm glad I did.
The screw that goes in the center of the PD was laying in the plastic cover.
I used Mr. Lander's directions from his webpage and I'm glad I did.
The screw that goes in the center of the PD was laying in the plastic cover.
