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Subaru
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Looking for a hard to find bolt

Maybe I'm searching wong on McMaster carr but I can't find this bolt..

M12 x1.25 17 mm


boogi man

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Re: Looking for a hard to bind bolt

said by Subaru:

Maybe I'm searching wong on McMaster carr but I can't find this bolt..

M12 x1.25 17 mm

good luck. it's likely going to be a dealer only item. i had a cam bolt from my bike that was M12x1.25 65mm and i called every bolt shop in town. they all laughed when i said M12x1.25 for that diameter that's a super fine pitch.
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ropeguru
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Mechanicsville, VA

reply to Subaru
What is it for? What kind of head?



Subaru
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Greenwich, CT

said by ropeguru:

What is it for? What kind of head?

Front transmission cross member.. Stupid bolt is a fine pitch so I kept backing it out until I could feel where it jumped so I would know when to start screwing in the bolt..

Long story short it cross threaded and snapped the welded bolt in the car body, so I gotta cut a hole to get the nut off..

I know the dealer is going to want like $10-15 for the bolt but that still leaves me with a snapped nut in the body.
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ropeguru
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Any possible way to just completely redo it with a different more common bolt?



Subaru
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join:2001-05-31
Greenwich, CT

Maybe.. the bolt that comes out of it is a Metric 10.9 which is equivalent to Grade 8.



UHF
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reply to Subaru

Re: Looking for a hard to find bolt

Have you tried Fastenal?


The Pig
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reply to Subaru
Junk Yard?



Coma
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reply to Subaru

Getting the old broken one out will prove problematic to say the least.

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Subaru
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Greenwich, CT

said by Coma:


Getting the old broken one out will prove problematic to say the least.

Not at all


cableties
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This?
»www.subarupartswebsite.com/OEMPa···401.html

hey, was that you on the nasioc forums

(Used to be a member...then I traded in the Tribeca...Subby's 4WD is match to none!)
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Coma
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reply to Subaru

said by Subaru:

said by Coma:


Getting the old broken one out will prove problematic to say the least.

Not at all


Is it a located nut or is it welded in place ?

Do you have a lift or are you working on the ground ?

What is in your tool box ?

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aurgathor

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reply to UHF

said by UHF:

Have you tried Fastenal?

The closest they have is M12-1.25 x 20mm DIN 961 Class 10.9 Zinc Cap Screw for $2.63 -- which may or may not fit, but it shouldn't bed too hard to grind down 3 mm in case it's too long.
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Subaru
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reply to cableties
Yep that was me



Subaru
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Greenwich, CT

reply to Coma
you are making it seem harder then it is.

All I have to do is drive the car up on ramps, cut a flap inside over the bolt & nut, Hold the nut in place with something, grab my air impact wrench and take it out..

Then do it the other way around.



Coma
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reply to aurgathor

said by aurgathor:

said by UHF:

Have you tried Fastenal?

The closest they have is M12-1.25 x 20mm DIN 961 Class 10.9 Zinc Cap Screw for $2.63 -- which may or may not fit, but it shouldn't bed too hard to grind down 3 mm in case it's too long.


It would be easier to shim it up with flat washers.

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Coma
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reply to Subaru

I used to work flat rate and know all the things that can go wrong but that was back in the 80's.

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Subaru
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Greenwich, CT

it's just a stupid fine pitch in which they call for something like 103 Ft-lbs on the bolt..

I think it cross-threaded because me trying to hold one side of the transmission up that was resting on the cross member and trying to make sure the bolt is backed out right so it would not cross tread in.

However I'm not the first this has happened to so I don't feel so bad.



Coma
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Minor problems improve your skill set.

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Subaru
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reply to Subaru
It's a 40 mm bolt so this one here should do.

»www.mcmaster.com/#metric-class-1···/=iofinb

last one on the page.. before I order I'm sure nether Lowes or Home depot would have this type of bolt right?

I don't need 50 of them :P

Opps this might be a better buy

»www.fastenal.com/web/search/prod···121100|~


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