can anyone help me ?????

vmax626 · Nov 1, 2011

Hey guys,
I`m in need of some help if it`s possible, Iwas replaceing thebattery cable back to the selinoid and tried to tighten it back up when I noticed that it had stripped out and, I need to go 24 miles to the county hospital for the ulcers on the bottom of my big toes (diabities) and I have been out of work because of them so, I was wondering if anyone maybe has a n old one that works laying around that they coild spare ??
Any help would be greatly appreciated as for now, my financial situation is not too good. thank you in advance.
<<Dave>>

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Fire-medic · Nov 1, 2011

I don't have one, I assume you are looking for a solenoid? Try a couple of washers on the stud first to put the undamaged thread in contact w/the nut. You may also find that it is the nut which is stripped & not the screw threads.

vmax626 · Nov 1, 2011

I tried that but the stud on the selinoid is stripped out completely.
<<Dave>>

ninjaneer · Nov 1, 2011

are you talking about one of these?

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vmax626 · Nov 1, 2011

ninjaneer said:
are you talking about one of these?
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Yah thats it, the studs are stripped on mine and the cables wont tighten down.
I think that the previous owner used standard thread nuts on them and chingased up the studs.
They have always been kindahard to work with.
<<Dave>>

unk:

ninjaneer · Nov 1, 2011

I was trying to eBay mine, but no one's biting. I ended the listing for ya. PM me where you want me to send it. I'll have it in the mail first thing tomorrow morning. It should be in Cali by the weekend.

KJShover · Nov 1, 2011

Just a thought, I don't know if it will work or not.
I was wondering if the studs can be re-tapped then put a nut the same size of the new tapped threads on it.

If it were to work, it would make for an inexpensive fix.

mabdcmb@yahoo.com · Nov 1, 2011

KJShover said:
Just a thought, I don't know if it will work or not.
I was wondering if the studs can be re-tapped then put a nut the same size of the new tapped threads on it.

If it were to work, it would make for an inexpensive fix.

Exactly what I was thinking. Can't remember what size the stud is but I was wondering if you could just run a 1/4-20 die down the the stud and throw a nut on it.

Travolous · Nov 1, 2011

His next question then, may very well be, "does anybody have a tap and die set?". That is very kind of Ninjaneer, to help another person out like that!

a113ycat · Nov 1, 2011

Travolous said:
His next question then, may very well be, "does anybody have a tap and die set?". That is very kind of Ninjaneer, to help another person out like that!

Altruism at its finest! Pat on the back award?:clapping::clapping:

vmax626 · Nov 1, 2011

[email protected] said:
Exactly what I was thinking. Can't remember what size the stud is but I was wondering if you could just run a 1/4-20 die down the the stud and throw a nut on it.

I tried but, the die is too big,.
<<DAVE>>

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