YOUR RESEARCHBattery tray H9/8/7/6/5
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Just pulled out my battery tray to (supposedly) fix the hold down fir the largest battery . Seems the 4 smaller spots have threaded holes but the hole for the largest battery required a bolt or stud with a nut under the tray. I had thought the nut had broken loose but found you actually have to slide a 13mm wrench under the tray. Is this how they all are?
No they're all like that. When I did my wife's Cayman , I simply put a Rivnut in the last hole, and the next time my 911 needs a battery , I'll do the same thing.
Rivnut is (often) the answer.
Seems like there are two trays looking on line. Kind of weird that they didn't just start with all hole threaded. WITHOUT: WITH:
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