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Re: caliper bolt [Re: dewmtndew] #560407 01/30/05 05:54 AM

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I think mine is M12-1.25x40, might want to pull out the other one to make sure it is the same and also to see if the first holes has stripped. If so, you may either need to rethread it larger or use a helicoil or something similar.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
caliper bolt	dewmtndew	01/30/05 05:03 AM
Re: caliper bolt	4Crawler	01/30/05 05:54 AM
Re: caliper bolt	dewmtndew	01/30/05 06:44 AM
Re: caliper bolt	kewlynx	01/30/05 07:18 AM
Re: caliper bolt	OOP'S	01/30/05 05:23 PM
Re: caliper bolt	ldivinag	01/31/05 08:51 AM
Re: caliper bolt	dewmtndew	01/31/05 09:35 AM
Re: caliper bolt	OOP'S	01/31/05 03:25 PM
Re: caliper bolt	dewmtndew	01/31/05 11:58 PM
Re: caliper bolt	DerekM	02/01/05 04:54 AM

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