Subject	no it will not be a 10mm tap
Posted by	TARGETZ on January 04, 2002 at 10:08 PM
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In Reply To	trying to fix a cross threading problem via tap >> posted by stocktrader (maverick-NYC) on January 04, 2002 at 04:31 PM
Message	you will have to get a drill and tapping chart to find out what size tap you will need. you should be able to find one online somewhere. also you might be able to fix the threads if there is some left and what ever you do when you tighten the brake line back in dont over torque it. be gentle pork chop, pork chop greasy, greasy... we beat their asses easy, easy... Click on my Z to Email me! ICQ # 5315386
Follow Ups	10mm = ??? inches? hardware stores only cares inches. (n/m) - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 15:57:16 01/04/02 go to a different hardware store. (n/m) - Jefe 16:00:10 01/04/02 Home Depot/Lowes doesnt carry metric. Go to Sears Hardware. - John Y(Houston) 16:01:13 01/04/02 Home Depot carries metric and they are the OLD Snap-ON>>>>>> - uneaZy rider 17:25:42 01/04/02 Oh, I thought he was talking about nuts and bolts. (n/m) - John Y(Houston) 22:54:24 01/04/02 1 inch = 25.4 mm. Do your math! :) - Keepsake 16:03:40 01/04/02 So when my wife says your 50.8mm. Is that an insult? (n/m) - uneaZy rider 18:29:50 01/04/02 0.393701 inches (n/m) - GamblerZ 16:04:36 01/04/02 talk about precise! thanks. (n/m) - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:59:21 01/04/02 Are you looking for a tool? - Guy (SoCal) 16:28:03 01/04/02 trying to fix a cross threading problem via tap >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:31:11 01/04/02 well maybe - Marshall 16:41:05 01/04/02 if half of it is stripped and the other half is intact >> - stocktrader (maverick-NYC) 16:53:08 01/04/02 Re: if half of it is stripped and the other half is intact > - Marshall 21:36:58 01/04/02 no it will not be a 10mm tap - TARGETZ 22:08:17 01/04/02
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