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Thanks DBJoe996. i will order some and see how I get on . thanks
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Hi Folks. I purchased a stomski SR067 jig recently to remove the sheared exhaust bolts on my Porsche 996. I find the kit very good and have most of the 12 sheared bolts removed at this stage. However, due to no fault of the jig, I managed to drill in too far on one bolt. I had the drill bit marked but changed to another unmarked one and went in too far. This has now resulted in the oil leaking from the engine into the stud location. I have it taped and threaded for an 8 mm bolt or stud. So my question- I am asking here as I am sure someone has seen this before. What can I do to stop this oil leak - options. Put in a stud with loads of loctite on it. Put in a 10mm long grub screw with loctite on it to tho and block and seal the hole. Don’t know if these will work but I would appreciate you thoughts or products etc etc you may have that will sort this issue for me. . The stud location from the back of the car is on the left and nearest to the back - end stud I would really appreciate your help on this matter Regards & thanks
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Hi folks I have an exhaust box and I am trying to determine which 996 it will fit.details on the exhaust box are as follows 996/19 996 111 132 54 04/07/01 Gillet 19-21 will it fit the following 996 3.4l. C2 996 3.6 l C2 996 3.6l C4 996 3.6 C4S Any help would be appreciated