Stripped the captive nut in my front panhard rod
- ne-crock
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The car is currently undrivable as i've found out on my drive to work this morning, anything over 20mph and the car is trying to kill itself whilst its shaking,
Anyone got any clever ideas how i can fix this?
My tool kit is limited and thats being kind to it,
I thought a longer bolt but that went out the window when i realised it will foul the axle casing
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As the bolts tightening its slipping and becoming loose giving the same effect as stripped threads,
I've just pit a new bolt in seein in the deeper thread has more to try bite, but the bolts a bit to long so i need a shorter bolt,
See how that gets on as long as i can get to the garage to get the new tyres
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j'sne-crock wrote: I believe its stripped the thead,
As the bolts tightening its slipping and becoming loose giving the same effect as stripped threads,
I've just pit a new bolt in seein in the deeper thread has more to try bite, but the bolts a bit to long so i need a shorter bolt,
See how that gets on as long as i can get to the garage to get the new tyres
You could cut the bolt to the length you need or put a couple/few washers on before putting the bolt in place so it doesn't protrude out the other side.
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Dont put a different tread size in it as it my lock up and snap even worse snap the captive nut off the back then you wont get it out
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I think i've elongated the hole on the panhard mount which wont help matters
May be a case of cut the hole mount off and fab a new one
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I dont trust my self to tap it in the staff car park i went to give it a go and i couldnt get it straight so i felt i'd do more harm than good
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ne-crock wrote: Really feel like i'm fighting a loosing battle now, saturday seems to be getting closer and the problems just aint getting solved?
I dont trust my self to tap it in the staff car park i went to give it a go and i couldnt get it straight so i felt i'd do more harm than good
Yup you don't won't to snap a tap in the hole as they are made of very hard metal and would be a nightmare to try and drill out! Where abouts do you live? Is it driveable at all. I have a welder a day some steel kicking around if I can help mate.
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I've drove it to the garage in boro to have my new tyres fitted, but anything over 20 it shakes itself to bits?
If your local to boro i'd love to take you up on that offer?
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ne-crock wrote: I'm from skelton, just on outskirts of teesside before you hit ny moors,
I've drove it to the garage in boro to have my new tyres fitted, but anything over 20 it shakes itself to bits?
If your local to boro i'd love to take you up on that offer?
I am up near Consett Mike I was hoping you would be closer that's nearly 2 hours from here! I was hoping it would be drivable as the plan is to come up this way on Sat. You could have come up early and we could have tried to sort it. I don't suppose Smoggy could sort it for you?
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