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25 Feb 2015 14:54 #662765
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What would you recommend to rebuild a 4 mm thread for 1 x vacumn cap - only have a few mm length to play with, Thanks,
Mick.
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25 Feb 2015 15:47 #662767
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Maybe post a photo of what's messed up.
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26 Feb 2015 14:21 - 26 Feb 2015 14:45 #662819
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No 3 carb - choke bracket mounting point. Just needs something to give it a little bite again.There is some thread but not quite enough. These are a spare set so no urgency, Thanks, Mick.
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No 3 carb - choke bracket mounting point. Just needs something to give it a little bite again.There is some thread but not quite enough. These are a spare set so no urgency, Thanks, Mick.
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26 Feb 2015 14:29 #662820
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Replied by moneypit on topic 4mm thread just about had it.
Maybe try a sae/not metric. I had to do that on my 29s for a float bowl Slightly bigger than the metric size. Just a thought.
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26 Feb 2015 14:47 - 26 Feb 2015 14:48 #662821
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Replied by Zephyrrider on topic 4mm thread just about had it.
Moneypit Thanks for that mate but i will try and build it up first - like to keep em all the same size,
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26 Feb 2015 15:25 #662824
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Replied by 80B4 on topic 4mm thread just about had it.
I've used a helicoil for repairing carb. McMaster.com and MSC have the kits.
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26 Feb 2015 16:15 #662827
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If not helicoil you may want to have a timesert installed. You may be able to find a local machinist who can do it rather than buying a rather expensive kit for just 1 hole. Here's a link to the timesert site. Ed
www.timesert.com/html/mtrcsert.html
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26 Feb 2015 20:27 #662854
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Replied by Zephyrrider on topic 4mm thread just about had it.
Thanks for your advice - will look for a local i reckon. Couldn't see any prices for singles or kits of the timeserts - will check out the website anyway. It is very rare for me to need to do this sort of job- always very careful with that soft stuff. Mick.
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26 Feb 2015 21:32 #662859
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Replied by SWest on topic 4mm thread just about had it.
I just bought the coils and tap. I used a small screw driver to install them. Here we have fastinal, do you have a bolt vendor there?
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27 Feb 2015 10:49 #662885
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For a low torque screw like that, I've covered the screw threads with oil and then a thin layer of JB weld. Install the screw as normal. Allow the JB weld to set and back out the screw. The JB weld bonds to the clean surface of the carb, but not the oil covered threads of the screw. Instant new threads. This isn't a solution for every stripped hole, but does work in the right situations.
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27 Feb 2015 14:43 #662912
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Thanks MDZ1rider - $15 for JBWeld at local store - will give it a shot - sounds like JB would be great for lots of jobs.
ED and Steve we have a reseller for timesert here - a M4 x 0.7 kit of 5 inserts would be $55 so not too bad.
Will give the JB a go first,
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ED and Steve we have a reseller for timesert here - a M4 x 0.7 kit of 5 inserts would be $55 so not too bad.
Will give the JB a go first,
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27 Feb 2015 16:24 #662918
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I just took a look on google.com and a 4mm helicoil kit is less than $36 delivered. It is a cool tool and you will have it forever.
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