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stripped threads on caliper

ok so my horror continues.....after reinstallign my calipers, I stripped the hydraulic line thread out of the caliper. is it trash? any ideas on best way to fix? I dont think I can put in an insert or anything as it is a pressurized line? anyone know what size the threads are for this caliper?

Old 08-25-2004, 05:36 AM
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You may be able to helicoil the fitting. It doesn,t seal on the threads like a water pipe but instead seals at the bottom of the hole on the flared end of the line. It may still be easier or cheaper to locate another "A or M "caliper as they should be fairly plentiful.
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Make sure the caliper is stripped, not just the fitting.. Maybe you got lucky and just stripped the soft fitting?

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