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05-29-2003, 02:35 PM
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Join Date: May 2002
Location: Ontario
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JB Weld... Will it work??
I seemed to have cracked the EGR tube in my rookie attempt to remove it. I needed to remove the upper intake to replace a leaking fuel injector. Anyway, instead of replacing the tube which is a dealer only item ($100) I was wondering if the JB weld compound would work.
Has anyone used this stuff for this type of application add does it work? Also... I can get my hands on a free injector but it is not a direct match for the OEM unit. I think the OEM unit is a 19# single hole injector. This is a 19# 4 hole injector with the same flow rate, both made by Bosch I believe. Do you think I will have any issues with this. I'm concerned about emissions and/or running conditions. Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thanks
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