help! worn out teeth
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Sorry to be a spoilsport here but I wouldn't recommend thread restoration (chasing) for this particular situation. Your seat remaining attached in an accident is critical to your safety. There is another good solution though.
You want to install a Helicoil. Buy the proper kit. It comes with a drill, tap, helicoils (4 I think) and an insertion tool. You'll drill out the hole, tap it with the special tap, install the helicoil (which is like a spring and threaded on both sides) and the hole will be stronger than new. Follow the supplied directions. It will take about ten minutes.
You want to install a Helicoil. Buy the proper kit. It comes with a drill, tap, helicoils (4 I think) and an insertion tool. You'll drill out the hole, tap it with the special tap, install the helicoil (which is like a spring and threaded on both sides) and the hole will be stronger than new. Follow the supplied directions. It will take about ten minutes.
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I'm going to drop by the dealer and pick up a longer nuts and run it right through the chassis and then secure it with a nut on the other side. That should be enough.
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