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  1. 10-14-2006 01:02 PM #1
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    Hi , I have a pair of aluminum valve covers with the old-stye breathers on the sides. They have about 18 1/16" holes on the sides. (the breathers are bad) Is there some product out there to fill the holes safely without welding? I do not want something dropping into the motor! Thanks Davee!
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    You saying you have 18 1/16 holes in your breathers?? Why not buy some new breathers?
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    Quote Originally Posted by davee
    Hi , I have a pair of aluminum valve covers with the old-stye breathers on the sides. They have about 18 1/16" holes on the sides. (the breathers are bad) Is there some product out there to fill the holes safely without welding? I do not want something dropping into the motor! Thanks Davee!
    .....I know you said "without welding" but I'd take 'em off and have 'em heli-arced {Tig}.....
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