Freelander 1 TD4 Camshaft Cover Nuts

Does anyone know of a part number or replacement part for the brass coloured nuts on the td4 camshaft cover?

I have overtightened an intake manifold bolt, and its pulled it out and stuck itself to the bolt, I have checked RAVE, searched on here and haven't found anything.

Stock image for reference:
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Hold the brass collet with some mole grips and undo from the bolt, then araldite it back into the cam cover, and do not over tighten, its nip up then a 1/4 turn
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photo so members know what the post is referring to, the brass collet.
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freelander03 said:

Does anyone know of a part number or replacement part for the brass coloured nuts on the td4 camshaft cover?

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Those are nut inserts, which are moulded into the cover when it's manufactured. They're not available separately, but can be glued back into place with a degree of success if the correct adhesive is used.

The inlet manifold bolts don't need to be tight, the manifold is sealed with O rings, so the bolts simply need to hold the manifold face against the head, nothing more. Anything tighter than you can apply with a screwdriver is too much.

Thanks as always lads, some great ideas and advice here.But the nut insert/collet were beyond saving sadly. Its a lesson learned about over tightening bolts.

For anyone else in this situation, I've found one of these from a breaking Landy and I will replace the whole part.

LR Part no - LDR000230L

https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-LDR000230L

freelander03 said:

Thanks as always lads, some great ideas and advice here.But the nut insert/collet were beyond saving sadly. Its a lesson learned about over tightening bolts.

For anyone else in this situation, I've found one of these from a breaking Landy and I will replace the whole part.

LR Part no - LDR000230L

https://rimmerbros.com/Item--i-LDR000230L

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Wow that is a lot of work and expense, instead of maybe use an Helicoil insert.
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I did consider doing this, and repairing the insert, however its way too deformed and beyond saving, I managed to get the whole replacement part for £100, and this will teach me at over torquing a bolt

Appreciate the advice and ideas however, I will consider it in the future.