Re: John's 1935 1201 Coupe for Two or Four Passengers, RHD in Tasmania
Posted by Ozstatman On 2016/7/31 19:50:43
John,
Davids suggestion of "you may try heating the flange with a heat gun" could help. Just be careful with a naked flame in an area where grease, oil and fuel are present. have a fire extinguisher at hand. Plus don't be too gentle, not too fine a blade which could flex, and use a real hammer.
EDIT - Might be overkill for an extinguisher with a heat gun!
Davids suggestion of "you may try heating the flange with a heat gun" could help. Just be careful with a naked flame in an area where grease, oil and fuel are present. have a fire extinguisher at hand. Plus don't be too gentle, not too fine a blade which could flex, and use a real hammer.
EDIT - Might be overkill for an extinguisher with a heat gun!
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