If memory serves me right (it does sometimes).You cannot use an existing registered action and modify and remove the ser.#.It has to be a new made by you action and then kept for your self. I'm not positive but I don't think you can give it as a gift.
In my experience electrolysis shows up as pitting,erosion shows up as a smoother wear.fluid moving threw pipes always causes an electrical field and if there is any conductivity to the fluid you can get electrolytic action such as any well water with a few minerals in it.(plastic isolater's maybe)
I say a helicoil seen them held in place with permatex gasket material.you can get a new filter with the same gasket diameter and 7/8" or 1" hole.Pretty fast and easy!
I think the best thing to do would be to talk things over with your boss and get advise from him or her.They usually have a better understanding of your ethic's than you might think and could help you.If they don't care then your work environment might be part of your problem!
I'm a red neck that sound's too complicated to me. I'd just make a jig to use a spring center punch to mark hole area and drill with a cordless.I like tenth's.:D
Gas will de solve JB weld.so diesel most likely will also over time.I have used cycle tank cream many times with great results on gas but it would be better in my opinion to find something designed for diesel.
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