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Join Date: Feb 2024
Location: Smoky Mountains
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I am new to Model As. I have a early '30 coupe.
I want to change the diff fluid. This car sat in a garage since 2015. Owner recently passed, sadly. Rest his soul. The fill-drain-plug has half of the lugs sheared off. I am looking for some help for a possible solution on how to remove it w/o damaging the housing. See photos I can try some vice-grips after heating the metal housing. Or, drill a hole, tap with left hand threads, and install a left hand thread bolt. Or weld a 3/8" square bar in what remains of the plug. Being Model A's are new to me, and my interest to not reinvent the wheel, I am asking for any help or suggestions I can get. I can do two of the three thoughts above, I do not have left hand tap and die set. Thanks in advance Diastole in the Smoky Mountains
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