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Thread: TD5 Rotor lid filter drill/tap

  1. #11
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    Take out the bolts and put in screws with a Phillips head
    Much harder to over tighten with a screw driver

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    Quote Originally Posted by LandyAndy View Post
    I did put nuts on longer bolts last time,too hard and they obviously wernt tight enough as they are gone.
    I couldnt get M6 Helicoils this morning.Ended up with M5 Nutserts which require a 7.2mm pilot hole in ally.It requires using M5 bolts to secure the lid which I dont see as an issue.M6 Nutserts required a 10.2mm hole which I wasnt prepared to risk.
    Andrew
    noooo not nutserts... not in cast ally... thats bad, very very very very exceptionally "Id rather listen to a puma owner go on about stall control" levels of bad.

    if you go down the nut and bolt route you need to go M6's again and secure the nuts with a fresh spring washer or some loctite.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    noooo not nutserts... not in cast ally... thats bad, very very very very exceptionally "Id rather listen to a puma owner go on about stall control" levels of bad.

    if you go down the nut and bolt route you need to go M6's again and secure the nuts with a fresh spring washer or some loctite.
    Tapserts is what they are.
    All fixed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    shine your torch down the holes and they go straight through so as a stop gap you can just wind a longer bolt in and put a nut on it.
    Still using the long bolt and nut that I used as a stop gap...

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    There is no internal pressure - a couple of cable ties are a good temporary fix.
    Terry

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    Quote Originally Posted by rover-56 View Post
    .... - a couple of cable ties are a good temporary fix.
    ....
    Or a 'permanant' fix, depending on the quality of your ties...and oil/filter change intervals!

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