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Old 06-14-2008, 02:36 PM
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Default 14mm 1.5 pitch self tapping bolt

Went to a local auto store "Advanced auto parts" but they didnt have the correct size. I tried looking online but couldn't find it either. Anyone know of any places I might be able to find it locally or on the internet.

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McMaster carr website.
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I went to 3 other autopart stores and all they seem to have is 14mm by 1.25.

Ill try sears out tomorrow. If not I'll just have to order it online.
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[QUOTE=rikhemi,Jun 14 2008, 02:36 PM]Went to a local auto store "Advanced auto parts" but they didnt have the correct size.
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Sorry, i was thinking of a tap and die set But yea a local hardware store should have it.
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Just to clarify, this should be the correct size on our oil pan if the thread is stripped?
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14x1.5 is the original drain plug's size.

If the pan is stripped too badly a tap isn't going to fix it.
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Well went to a ace hardware which carried the taps. They advised me that I should go with the next higher size since the pan was stripped. They said a 9/16 tap with the correct plug would be sufficient since its slightly larger than 14mm. I belive its around 14.5 mm

Does this sould right. I felt it makes sene since if the oem size is 14mm x 1.5, why would you tap the same size.

Also, this is for a pt cruiser with a aluminum pan. Are there any precautions I should take to prevent it from potentially cracking. The 9/16 is barely bigger so it shouldn't cause an issue but I wasn't sure. Ive read that they sell an oversize drain plug which taps itself as its threaded. Could this be another option?

Thanks again
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[QUOTE=rikhemi,Jun 15 2008, 06:51 PM]Well went to a ace hardware which carried the taps.
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