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Use threaded rods

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For my inner wheel arches and undertrays, I used the threaded rods with a metal perforated disc at the bottom and bonded them on.

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I can't think what they call them, but they've been linked on here a few times to repair snapped undertray threads.

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I can't think what they call them, but they've been linked on here a few times to repair snapped undertray threads.

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I can't think what they call them, but they've been linked on here a few times to repair snapped undertray threads.

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For my inner wheel arches and undertrays, I used the threaded rods with a metal perforated disc at the bottom and bonded them on.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All I'm doing exhausts and had a couple of the threaded studs break which hold the heat shields in place. I've found these porsche parts: 99919034201 - threaded bolt (Pic Attached) Apart from drilling a hole, do you just wind the plastic nut on to get them to expand in the hole, or is it easier to bond a bighead thread on instead? Thanks in Advance Shaun

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That looks like a rivet, so you'd drill a hole and push it in with a rivet gun. For my inner wheel arches and undertrays, I used the threaded rods with a metal perforated disc at the bottom and bonded them on. Not sure if the heat might not let them bond well though. I can't think what they call them, but they've been linked on here a few times to repair snapped undertray threads.

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It needs a specialist rivnut type gun which seem to cost around £300 when I looked into it, and that's if you can find one.... If you do find a way of fitting them, they will also work for the plastic under tray fixings that can corrode away, just ensure you thoroughly treat the area you drill out with an appropriate anti-corrosion treatment so that you don't end up with rust holes in your floor in double quick time. BTW A conventional rivnut gun is normally for female threads.

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