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![]() Jim Burns wrote: Thanks for the offer, but I'm in Wisconsin. Getting anything "straight on" to the plug is going to require pulling the front engine baffle, and even then the ring gear may be in the way, so for now, it's going to wait while I finish the rest of the install and collect more insight on the problem. Jim Yes, the plug is behind the starter gear for me. However, our A&P used a 90 degree drill and had another guy put direct pressure on it, while he ran the drill. I think the reason we failed the first time was that we didn't put enough pressure on it. Not using enough pressure will strip it quick. -Robert |
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