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Question Threaded Insert

Got our chain cases back from tumbling. Discovered that one of the studs was missing and the hole is not threaded. Is this a DIY job? Given this is magnesium, is it better to heli-coil, case saver, or time sert?

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I think you'd be fine with a simply helicoil. Not much torque on these studs.
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Strange it's not threaded. Sounds like someone goofed at some point. I'd agree a helicoil should be fine there, if you've got enough meat to work with. If the hold is too big, an oversized timesert or similar should take care of it.
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Timesert. I don't care for helicoils in most apps, other than steel/cast iron. Even then, I prefer a solid insert.

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