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If you get to that point on the video there ia a box that pops up in the top right hand side with what looks like a correction made to 23nm🤔

Yeah I've got one of those mini screwdriver drills & a screw extractor set, but like you say the room to get in is very tight. The extractor sets are double ended too which makes it longer. I could cut one un half and see if it'll fit 🤔

I don't know how much room you've got, but might you get a drill and one of those Irwin Stud Extractor tools in there? I've had some success with them. A welded nut is better though!

50 seems a lot to me. I don't have a doozle but I can't see reference to that much torque anywhere....? Maybe I'm looking at the wrong thing? Spent some time today helping torque down @Grrrrrr 's head bolts and that's terrifying enough! In...

It takes 24h I think for the putty to set so I'll try tomorrow. I won't work but I just need to prove it to myself. I'll spray some penetrative oil on iif not then hopefully I can find someone to help weld a nut on it, Monday. Anyone near me in...

I think you maybe my long lost twin. Wangled it 😂👍 Don’t touch the gearbox filler plug! May still have few EZ outs in the shed

He’s on LZ. Keeps very quiet. Wammers was not a fan

I copied this guy. But you're right. I didn't use my common sense to question it: Go to 4:23 onwards.

Plenty of conflicting info based on parent materials and bolt tensile but will give an idea. L'otite is always a good adage if in doubt. 👌 Although your wrist is also a good torque wrench 👍

I'm not very good with the diesel.... but are these the figures we're looking for?

What were you trying to undo? That looks like an idler pulley not the aircon pulley, I'll have to go take a look.

I’d do what it says in RAVE. Have you checked that?

50NM feels like a lot for an 8mm bolt in to aluminium doesn't it?

Would it be better done up guten tite with a dab of retaining compound ?

Wern't gonna say nuffin ..

Just realised I typed "prat for me lads" 🤣 I think the universe is trying to tell me something...

That's the spirit! Wonder if I've got any left in the cupboard...?

Gotta try it now, haven't you ...

8mm I believe. I'll order some new bolts. Do they have to a particular type to be torqued up?

What size bolt is it? 8mm or 10mm.. I don't remember tbh...

Don't have a welder or welding skills unfortunately. There's a garage round the corner though. They might be able to get someone out. I'll give my milliput experiment a go and see what happens. I might get lucky...

If you've got a welder, weld a nut on to the exposed thread, just unplug the battery before hand. It'll come off after that most of the time.

⚠️ WARNING! ⚠️ The following material you are about to see may induce nausea and/or panic. Well it has for me anyway... Please tell me I had the right settings and I'm just a numpty for using the old bolts... I leave my torque wrench at zero...

Oh, I see! Ha ha ha ha! I can imagine now... the fact he was banned nails it.

No lol. Running joke, was Mcaster Mcallister something like that his name was? Kicked off one day on about how many ovens he got. Probably banned now 😂

It was the "above each other..." caught me off guard. https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/gas-aga-question.387848/page-2#post-5572952 Is this the one?

You should see the one with 4 ovens 🤭

I think its the 10mm Allen key from what I've read elsewhere on thr forum. The thread turned into a barney 😄. One guy stating the AC tensioner has "two holes above each other..."

You need to learn some respect for a very knowledgeable member with over 49,000 posts on this forum. If you have removed a part of the car and don't know how to put it back, then as commented, you shouldn't be taking things off in the first...

8mm or 10mm🤔 and a 13mm spanner👍