drain plug question
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drain plug question
somehow the threads on my drain/fill plug got chewed up on my new moser 9". it threaded in halfway by hand and then got tight so i put the wrench on it and i chewed up a thread or two.
anyone have an idea on what tap and die size i would need i know that it is 14 threads per inch, but i am unsure about the size.
any other ideas?
thanks.
anyone have an idea on what tap and die size i would need i know that it is 14 threads per inch, but i am unsure about the size.
any other ideas?
thanks.
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May be that you'd get lucky, and find one of those self-
tapping oil pan plugs at the AutoZone fits the thread and
will clean it "well enough" to avoid re-tapping larger (esp.
if you get a nice bungy O-ring to seal with).
tapping oil pan plugs at the AutoZone fits the thread and
will clean it "well enough" to avoid re-tapping larger (esp.
if you get a nice bungy O-ring to seal with).
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thanks for the input guys. I ended up going to J&L Industrial supply and picked up a tap and die(1/2 14TPI)
i smoothed out some of the rough threads and the drain plug went in like a charm
i smoothed out some of the rough threads and the drain plug went in like a charm