After putting a little over 20 hours in 4 days I got back home to find oil all over the aircraft belly and lower cowling. After cleaning I found the #5 cyl lower rear stud nut had broken off. I’m not sure how or why and if I can fix it myself. Any thoughts or suggestions?

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Jabiru uses a combination of throughbolts and studs, but I don't know which is located at this position.  I'd contact Nick at Arion Aircraft (nick@flylightning.net) and get his advice.  (Arion is the North America distributor and repair center for Jabiru.)  Let us know what he says!

John

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I knew u would respond John. It’s a thru bolt. I tried calling today they must be off for the holiday

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