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There's a threaded boss for using the tool, but it's not clear what size bolt to use.

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There's a threaded boss for using the tool, but it's not clear what size bolt to use.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I want to minimize the "trips to the parts store" when I do the IMS bearing change. I've got the tool kit from LN, but it didn't include a bolt for the cam locks. There's a threaded boss for using the tool, but it's not clear what size bolt to use. Anyone know offhand the diameter and thread pitch?

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You can call LN Engineering directly, when I had to get a new small o-ring for the spin on oil filter adapter I didn't know what size to get. I called into their customer service and talked with a lady, she hollered and asked Charles, and then gave me the info. Very courteous and helpful. Steve

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