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Need an Exhaust flange drilled!

morritty · 2014-04-28 18:46:10

Recently purchased a second hand back box for my car, but the lad grinded in-between the flanges resulting in bolts stuck in the flange, does anyone have a recommendation of somewhere near Dublin north city centre who could fix this and maybe also fit it onto mine as my bolts are rusted up to bits. Thanks.

28-04-2014 6:46pm

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Recently purchased a second hand back box for my car, but the lad grinded in-between the flanges resulting in bolts stuck in the flange, does anyone have a recommendation of somewhere near Dublin north city centre who could fix this and maybe also fit it onto mine as my bolts are rusted up to bits. Thanks.

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#2 29-04-2014 12:08pm

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morritty wrote: »

Recently purchased a second hand back box for my car, but the lad grinded in-between the flanges resulting in bolts stuck in the flange, does anyone have a recommendation of somewhere near Dublin north city centre who could fix this and maybe also fit it onto mine as my bolts are rusted up to bits. Thanks.

Wd 40, a bit of heat, a big hammer and a punch. Or just buy a few HSS drill bits if you have a decent drill.

Any tyre/exhaust centre will do the same other wise.

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#3 29-04-2014 12:19pm

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Got pics?

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