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Old 04-22-2017, 10:11 AM
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Morning all,
I've got a rather serious problem. Somehow the 2 bolts attaching the right side frame to the rear end came loose and fell out. I can't seem to get new ones to engage the threads, I'm afraid they are striped out. I'm guessing my only choice is to disassemble everything, drill out and put in heli-coils. Any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated
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Old 04-22-2017, 10:32 AM
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Are your new bolts long enough? Those right side bolts are pretty long.
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There are 4 - 3/8-16 X 2 1/4" bolts and 2 - 3/8-16 X 2 1/2" bolts.
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Thanks for the replies, very helpful. I think I was using 2 1/4" don't really remember. Are there clearance issues if I would use longer bolts ?
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I can't quite tell on partstree, are those through holes into the diff.? If I chase the threads will crap get in my fresh oil ?
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Thanks for the replies, very helpful. I think I was using 2 1/4" don't really remember. Are there clearance issues if I would use longer bolts ?
No. But if you aren't getting anything to bite, you don't really have much more thread in there to engage.


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I can't quite tell on partstree, are those through holes into the diff.? If I chase the threads will crap get in my fresh oil ?
Well.... yes. They are open to the oil cavity. You've got troubles.
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