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Set teh replacement bolt

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It is unlikely to need a helicoil but worth using a tap and die set for teh replacement bolt to go in smoothly and not repeat the issue.

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Use tap and die

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It is unlikely to need a helicoil but worth using a tap and die set for teh replacement bolt to go in smoothly and not repeat the issue.

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It is unlikely to need a helicoil but worth using a tap and die set for teh replacement bolt to go in smoothly and not repeat the issue.

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Use tap and die

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It is unlikely to need a helicoil but worth using a tap and die set for teh replacement bolt to go in smoothly and not repeat the issue.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Tips/tricks welcome, I've 1 wheel bolt that won't undo, it does turn but then goes lose and tight again, I think it's cross threaded 😡 Any advice welcome for removal.

POST 2Original post

Thread is most certainly stripped. They are a devil to get out. Where are you? As you could get it to my factory and I may be able to do it.

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the offer Tobyone, bit of patience i managed to remove the bolt, threads flattened, may need to either helicoil or get a new hub now, as the hub thread is damaged, inevitable i guess.

POST 4Original post

Good to hear its out. Well if your midlands way I will helicoil it for you for free Or if not post me your hub.

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Great thanks for the offer, I might just take you up on it, i'm Leicestershire based M69/A5 so only 30/40 mins away.

POST 6Original post

Tobyone, thats a brilliant offer. This has to be the friendliest forum I have joined.

POST 8Original post

Thank you chaps. Always here to help. Come to me when your discs need skimming :wink:

POST 9Original post

Yes do. If you want it coiling then with pop it in to me or post it. Will give you my work address when you need it.

POST 10Original post

:friends: Friends... Seriously though, what a nice gesture :thumb:

POST 11Original post

You don't get offers like that everyday. Superb offer just shows how good our forum members are

POST 12Original post

Usually its the bolt that is damaged but it leaves the swarf from the stripped thread blocking on the hub thread. It is unlikely to need a helicoil but worth using a tap and die set for teh replacement bolt to go in smoothly and not repeat the issue. KurlyKris on here had this sort of issue and has a tap and die for this. He's closeby in Bedworth, perhaps drop him a PM.

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