YOUR RESEARCHM10 thread pitch? - Suspension transverse brace bolts
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I've snapped the bolts that hold the alloy transverse brace to the rear carrier. All the parts diagrams and manuals refer to it as M10 x 45, but unlike most other bolts, they do not list the thread pitch, Does anyone know for certain whether it is 1.25 or 1.50 thread pitch? Item 9. Thanks!
Looks like they dont list it. Pull the other one and check it?
Always kept couple of these in my tool box. one in the box and one in the taps and dies box. Grip Thread Pitch Gauge MM & SAE Markings - Measures Counts from .25 to 5.5mm and 4 to 42 SAE - 60 Degree Thread Profiles and Locking Devices - Garage, Workshop, Home - Hand Tool Sets - Amazon.com Grip Thread Pitch Gauge MM & SAE Markings - Measures Counts from .25 to 5.5mm and 4 to 42 SAE - 60 Degree Thread Profiles and Locking Devices - Garage, Workshop, Home - Hand Tool Sets - Amazon.com
It's the same pitch as all the other M10's.
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The second one snapped, too! Thankfully, it had enough thread left on it to confirm it is 1.5 pitch. Collecting a pair of new ones in the morning.
The thread pitch is omitted on metric size threads, when it is the regular/standard/coarse pitch. The pitch is only listed when it is fine thread. Fine metric thread is available in (at least) two different pitches. List of pitch on metric coarse/regular thread sizes listed here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_metric_screw_thread
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