Can anyone tell me how I can figure out diameter and thread pitch from this part number? 90119-14097
How to Determine Bolt Dimensions
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Are you looking for the bolt size and thread pitch or just want to know if it's possible to figure it out from the part number?
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This thread says that's an M14x1.5 and no one corrected the guy so probably right.
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This thread says that's an M14x1.5 and no one corrected the guy so probably right.
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No, I'm looking for the dimensions. Thanks. That sounds right too.
M14x1.5 sounds right. My thread chasers only go up to 12mm
Speaking of ^^^, this might be a good place to ask this: If one was looking to build a set of taps and dies for a LC, what would be needed outside of the standard 10-ish piece set? Anybody have a good list going? I've lent out and/or lost or broken the majority of what I had, including the odd pitches that don't come in sets.
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Definitely M14 x 1.5. I just ordered one. I'm chasing the fixed nut that holds the bolt for the tow hook. I can't imagine there is anything bigger than that on the truck but I have been known to make mistakes, from time to time.
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That is the exact information I needed. I need that book.
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Except that this doesn't make sense for 90119-14097. This part number would make it a M40 bolt. We know it is M14. And the length is wrong too. Hmm. They must have changed the code?
did that size tap/die work for you?
i also want to clean up the captive nut threads and bolt/nut that hold a pintle hook to my 80 series. my tap/die kit and thread repair kit top out at M12
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