dodge durango 2000

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OP here
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Thread it. Get a bigger bolt

>>15321291
You sure that was threaded in the first place?

>>15321309
But sense all the bolts are standardized then were would i find another one that fits?

>>15321316
I am 100% sure

>>15321316
This you sure the bolt doesn't go through there and screw into the caliper like 90% of other cars on the road do?


I'd get another hub before tapping personally if not.

Get a longer bolt and put a nut behind the flange.

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here is the bolt that goes inside that stripped whole

>>15321337
it does but that's not the point.
after a point it just spins, not getting any tighter.
Unlike the other side witch worked perfectly fine

If you haven't got a tap, you can try gently tapping the area around the stripped thread with a hammer to shrink the hole, then screw the bolt in a bit at a time to clean the threads and finally remove the bolt and refift with some locking compound. I've used this loads of times.

>>15321394
Thanks
I think that will work

>>15321406
I forgot to say try to use some grease or at least something like wd40 to lube the bolt.

>>15321394
just buy a tap. napa sells good quality individual taps for like $3

why has no one mentioned a thread repair kit yet? for fucks sake...

oh, and for all you dumbasses telling him to use a larger/different bolt, you never do that with a caliper bolt. They are always special bolts and using just any old bolt you find will end up getting sheared off and the caliper breaking free.

>>15321337
What he said. That hole isn't stripped op. Get a new caliper bolt, and repair the thread in the caliper if stripped. Also, stop working on extremely important stuff like brakes if you can't figure this out yourself.

>>15321701
This

>>15321291
>any ideas?
https://youtu.be/NLgwJzL2gTY?t=124

Helicoil

>>15321291
the thing is fucked... i hear scrap prices are rebounding. time for a new durango