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post Dec 12, 2007 - 12:23 AM
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I do know Cast Iron manifold advantage is on its strength. But i would like to know this. Is it very tough or difficult to unweld flange from cast iron manifold?
 
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post Dec 14, 2007 - 1:06 PM
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you cant weld on cast iron. if ur trying to add on a tap for a sensor, ur gonna have to bore a hold and thread it, then add a tap that way. but anyways, no, you cannot unweld anything on a cast iron.

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post Dec 15, 2007 - 12:36 AM
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QUOTE(CaliJeff @ Dec 14, 2007 - 1:06 PM) [snapback]622764[/snapback]

you cant weld on cast iron. if ur trying to add on a tap for a sensor, ur gonna have to bore a hold and thread it, then add a tap that way. but anyways, no, you cannot unweld anything on a cast iron.


Yes you can weld cast iron... Just use a nickel rod smile.gif Preferably preheat the cast iron manifold up to temperature, weld it, and then wrap a heat blanket on top to slowly cool it off.

Lots of factory OEM parts, such as engine brackets, manifold supports, etc.. are sometimes two cast iron pieces welded together.


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