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ive just noticed a small hairline crack near the bottom screw of my alternator bracket. tried shaking and it was still very tight on and i tightened the bolt a little
am i going to run into any problems?
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you talking about the triangular stamped steel piece? or the water pump where the bolt goes in?
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i doubt it will be a problem but you could always buy a new one for about 20$ or remove and weld the crack grind it back down on your old one
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bring it by my place and I'll be happy to weld it up for ya....as long as I get to drive your car afterwards. jus close your eyes and don't look. hey....that's what my ex said... sorry, it's friday.
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crack in alternator bracket
jus close your eyes and don't look. hey....that's what my ex said... sorry, it's friday.
