Question about a stripped tread repair
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Question about a stripped tread repair
Yesterday I put on a new side motor mount on my Acura CL-Type S while taking the bolt off one of the tread got stripped. After installed new motor mount on and putting the bolts back in one of it was free spinning therefore I need to have it repair. The bolt are M10 x1.25 should I tap it then use a M10 x1.50 since the 1.25 is loose now?
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If you've stripped M10X1.25 then tapping to M10x1.5 is probably not going to last either. I'd probably tap it out to 10x1.5 and loctite a bolt in screwing up from the underside (if it'll fit that way), then put a nylock nut on the top. Alternatively, put the bolt down from the top and a lock nut on the underside. Or drill complete assembly and tap to m12.
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Not sure if there a enough clearance to put a lock nut on the bottom. Also as I was unbolting I notice there a piece of the thread insert broken off wouldn't I need to drill it then put in a new thread insert? Tapping to a 10X1.5 is okay with out new thread insert?
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Not sure if there a enough clearance to put a lock nut on the bottom. Also as I was unbolting I notice there a piece of the thread insert broken off wouldn't I need to drill it then put in a new thread insert? Tapping to a 10X1.5 is okay with out new thread insert?
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I guess these are the same procedure you were talking about?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bIm...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bIm...eature=related
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I would drill and tap to M16, then loctite in some M16 studding(threaded bar), then drill and tap that to M12x1.25, but it would be much easier to do M12 and put a nut on the bottom.
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I guess these are the same procedure you were talking about?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bIm...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46bIm...eature=related
You can get solid inserts rather than these coil type, they are much better, but I couldn't find a link anywhere.
Good luck.
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ive had no issues with a heli-coil ever and I have used them on what other people have screwed up
once step above, that I have even used in the cylinder block, is a timesert it will be overkill for your app but it will give you more piece of mind.
once step above, that I have even used in the cylinder block, is a timesert it will be overkill for your app but it will give you more piece of mind.