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Head bolt size 3.4 by Lilchief
Started on: 10-01-2019 04:48 PM
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Last post by: Will on 10-02-2019 08:31 AM
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Report this Post10-01-2019 04:48 PM Click Here to See the Profile for LilchiefSend a Private Message to LilchiefEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Wanting to clean up the threads on my 3.4 head bolt holes. Should I use a thread chaser or tap. And are they 11mmx1.5 ? A 12 seemed too big and 10 was too small. Thanks Rick
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Report this Post10-01-2019 09:07 PM Click Here to See the Profile for LilchiefSend a Private Message to LilchiefEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Think I found my answer. 11mm x 1.5
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Use a thread chaser instead of a tap to make sure you don't cut any metal, but just get rid of the junk.

You can turn an old bolt into a thread chaser like this:

http://www.corner-carvers.c...203607&postcount=332

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