Sorted out an annoying oil leak on the Turbo oil return pipe flange to sump.

Once I got to it (had to take the main bash plate and oil filter off) I found that the top stud had come loose because the thread was stripped in the casting. Luckily the studs do not bottom out in the holes so there was enough retrievable thread in the hole to save the day if I put a longer stud in.

New, longer stud hot off the lathe sat next to the old shorter one.

New stud in position, ready for the pipe flange, which was a proper ***** to get back on.

All done and bolted up. Went for test run, no oil leaks

This posting may have been helpfull, on the other hand probably not... Either way, I may have had drink when posting it in which case it's probably not as helpfull as it could have been
Work safe, and remember all technical problems can be resolved with a hammer, the trick is knowing where to hit it and how big a hammer to use (I often find it may also help to have a spare bit in the shed to replace the bit you have just mullered

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