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NvrDun71
03-03-2014, 09:29 PM
Anybody ran into this before? After detailing the original e-brake Assy I managed to sheer a mounting stud off during reinstallation. Do these studs press in? Looks as though they are captured somehow similar to a carriage bolt etc? Any info on a good replacement here aside from replacing the whole assembly?
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Vince@Meanstreets
03-04-2014, 01:33 AM
Its a swedge fit.
You can cut it out and tac weld a 3/8" bolts back in.
NvrDun71
03-04-2014, 09:49 PM
Its a swedge fit.
You can cut it out and tac weld a 3/8" bolts back in.
Appreciate the info. By cut do you mean drill out? Was hoping there would be other alternatives rather than the welding in a bolt method, but that may have to do
Appreciate the info. By cut do you mean drill out? Was hoping there would be other alternatives rather than the welding in a bolt method, but that may have to do
There are alternatives......but why? Grind a flat on stud with a die grinder, center punch it, then drill it out. You could use a flat head bolt but technically it's weaker and more expensive than a grade 5 or 8.
Vince@Meanstreets
03-05-2014, 01:11 AM
Appreciate the info. By cut do you mean drill out? Was hoping there would be other alternatives rather than the welding in a bolt method, but that may have to do
you could always put it in a box and ship it to me and I could fix it for you. :hello:
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