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I popped my primary off to take a look. All good inside. Reinstalled it all good.
Took the t27 derby screws out to remove gasket and filler back up.
When re-installing the derby, 1 screw didn't bite very well. I felt a bind.
I got my tap n die set out and saw it was a 1/4 20 thread. I re tapped it. I also checked the screw to make sure before I tapped it that the size was a 1/4 20.
Long story short nothing will grab in this hole even after re-tapping the threads in the primary. I also tried a brand new screw I bought a pack from dealer long time ago. Same thing....the new screw won't hold either.
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