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F-20 oilpan

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Mark Poss

05-02-2008 18:40:45




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I have an F-20 with a couple of oilpan bolts stripped out any ideas thanks for your time. Mark




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Scott Rukke

05-03-2008 18:47:34




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 Re: F-20 oilpan in reply to Mark Poss, 05-02-2008 18:40:45  
You can take the engine access covers off and use a bolt with a nut on the inside of the block. The lazy way on an F-20.



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F-Dean

05-03-2008 16:42:58




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 Re: F-20 oilpan in reply to Mark Poss, 05-02-2008 18:40:45  
I assume the threads in the block are stripped. I would rethread it to 7/16 or depending where it is, use a longer 3/8 bolt with a nut and lock washer. (If possible, put the nut and washer on the outside) You may be able to hold it, if nessary, to tighten it through the side covers.



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Pale Rider

05-02-2008 20:58:56




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 Re: F-20 oilpan in reply to Mark Poss, 05-02-2008 18:40:45  
A standard bolt will not work for a number of reason of which I'm sure you're aware. The last time I got a parts list from rice equipment they had original replacements for sale and I assume such is still the case.



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Nebraska kirk

05-02-2008 19:22:43




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 Re: F-20 oilpan in reply to Mark Poss, 05-02-2008 18:40:45  
I am not familiar with the F20, but this fix will work for just about any stripped threads. Now, you say that the oilpan BOLTS are stripped, if this is the case, just get new bolts. If you misspoke and meant the threaded hole, then there are a couple of things I can think of to fix it. First you may be able to drill and tap the hole to the next size larger and use a larger bolt in those holes. Second, you can drill and tap the hole to a larger size and then use a heilcoil to bring the threads back to standard size.

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