Tensioner Pulley Bolt Hole Stripped at Elizabeth Verena blog

Tensioner Pulley Bolt Hole Stripped. Use a wrench on the tensioner pulley bolt to move it. Stripped out the bolt trying to remove a noisy tensioner. If the bolt hole is deep enough; Sounds like your tensioner put so much stress on that one bolt that it stripped the aluminum threads in your timing cover. Put a stick into the bolt hole and measure how deep it is. If you have about an inch of undamaged threads, that should be enough. I got the tensioner bolt out without taking off the whole pulley assembly. I ended up taking it to a mechanic, who welded a bolt to the face of the pivot bolt and. You don't remove that center bolt ever. But, the bolt is too short,. You just need a bolt extractor that fits inside the stripped hole. Doing my first timing belt repair and had my heart sink when i went to torque a bolt for the lower tensioner and soon discovered the hole is stripped. Once those are removed it will come right out. I've seen a few people on youtube.

I've seen a few people on youtube. If the bolt hole is deep enough; If you have about an inch of undamaged threads, that should be enough. You don't remove that center bolt ever. Use a wrench on the tensioner pulley bolt to move it. Sounds like your tensioner put so much stress on that one bolt that it stripped the aluminum threads in your timing cover. Once those are removed it will come right out. Put a stick into the bolt hole and measure how deep it is. I got the tensioner bolt out without taking off the whole pulley assembly. Doing my first timing belt repair and had my heart sink when i went to torque a bolt for the lower tensioner and soon discovered the hole is stripped.

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Tensioner Pulley Bolt Hole Stripped If the bolt hole is deep enough; If you have about an inch of undamaged threads, that should be enough. If the bolt hole is deep enough; Put a stick into the bolt hole and measure how deep it is. I've seen a few people on youtube. I got the tensioner bolt out without taking off the whole pulley assembly. Sounds like your tensioner put so much stress on that one bolt that it stripped the aluminum threads in your timing cover. Doing my first timing belt repair and had my heart sink when i went to torque a bolt for the lower tensioner and soon discovered the hole is stripped. You don't remove that center bolt ever. Stripped out the bolt trying to remove a noisy tensioner. You just need a bolt extractor that fits inside the stripped hole. Once those are removed it will come right out. But, the bolt is too short,. I ended up taking it to a mechanic, who welded a bolt to the face of the pivot bolt and. Use a wrench on the tensioner pulley bolt to move it.