Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (JCracer723)
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im thinking:
M8-1.25 (common) (probably most of our 12mm head bolts)
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Thanks a ton- I was thinking it was M8 by the standard 1.25 but wanted to double check. Cant wait to machine some spacers on the lathe
im thinking:
M8-1.25 (common) (probably most of our 12mm head bolts)
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Thanks a ton- I was thinking it was M8 by the standard 1.25 but wanted to double check. Cant wait to machine some spacers on the lathe
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Because I'm down there right now ....
Front LCA Bolts:
Subframe flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing bracket flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing nut: 14x1.5mm
Shock fork lower bolt: 12x1.25mm
Shock fork upper bolt: 10x1.25mm
Swaybar endlink nuts: 8x1.25mm
Swaybar bushing bolts: 8x1.25mm
Front LCA Bolts:
Subframe flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing bracket flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing nut: 14x1.5mm
Shock fork lower bolt: 12x1.25mm
Shock fork upper bolt: 10x1.25mm
Swaybar endlink nuts: 8x1.25mm
Swaybar bushing bolts: 8x1.25mm
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This is exactly the info i needed to clean all the threads on my block when i get it back from the machine shop. Now all i need is a Tap and Die set.
Does anyone know what size are the bolts that bolt down the Main caps on a 93 LS motor?
I vote Sticky
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Hey guys- I was looking around and found this site- pretty good stuff on it
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Im placing a order right now for some stuff. They have honda clips and fasteners too.
http://www.boltdepot.com/faste....aspx
Im placing a order right now for some stuff. They have honda clips and fasteners too.
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (Bense)
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (D50boy)
Anyone have the thread size for the port on the i'/m side of the head used for ls/vtec?
I need to hook up a oil pressure sending unit after the filter.
TIA
I need to hook up a oil pressure sending unit after the filter.
TIA
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (TrueNorthStar)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by TrueNorthStar »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Anyone have the thread size for the port on the i'/m side of the head used for ls/vtec?
I need to hook up a oil pressure sending unit after the filter.
TIA</TD></TR></TABLE>
3/8" BSPT, but I usually retap it for 3/8" NPT and use a 3/8" NPT plug.
I need to hook up a oil pressure sending unit after the filter.
TIA</TD></TR></TABLE>
3/8" BSPT, but I usually retap it for 3/8" NPT and use a 3/8" NPT plug.
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (IN VTEC)
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3/8" BSPT, but I usually retap it for 3/8" NPT and use a 3/8" NPT plug.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I remeber reading somewhere that it was a 3/8npt but couldn't understand why honda would choose to use a npt thread on that one plug vs. the rest of the bspt threads they use on the rest of the engine.
I can't tap it out (still on a running engine) so I guess I will get an adapter for it.
Thanks!
3/8" BSPT, but I usually retap it for 3/8" NPT and use a 3/8" NPT plug.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I remeber reading somewhere that it was a 3/8npt but couldn't understand why honda would choose to use a npt thread on that one plug vs. the rest of the bspt threads they use on the rest of the engine.
I can't tap it out (still on a running engine) so I guess I will get an adapter for it.
Thanks!
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (TrueNorthStar)
I thread gauged the port one time and it is metric thread (BSPT). The NPT thread is only different by 1 thread per inch.
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (IN VTEC)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IN VTEC »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I thread gauged the port one time and it is metric thread (BSPT). The NPT thread is only different by 1 thread per inch.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yikes, just enough to chew the threads right out.
GREAT info thread guys, yet another .html save on my HD thanks to H-T
yikes, just enough to chew the threads right out.
GREAT info thread guys, yet another .html save on my HD thanks to H-T
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Re: Common Honda Bolt thread pitch size dimension (W O T)
Says it in the suspension diagram. Any Honda suspension bolt with a 17mm head is a M12x1.25. The rear trailing arm bushing bolts are the same thread size and pitch.
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OK guys and girls I copied all of the bolt spec's listed in the previous posts to have them in one place. I can't vouch for the correctness, but here they are.
M6-1.0 --- common (most of our 10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (probably most of our 12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts) (probably most of our 14mm head bolts)
M11x1.5 -- some headbolts)
M12x1.0 -- flywheel bolts + shift fork ball spring bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (probably most of our 17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts)
M14-1.25 - crank bolt?)
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans
M16-???
M20x1.0 -- 10mm allen bolt
M20x1.5 (oil filter threads????)
M22x??? d-series countershaft nut
M28x1.5 - 14mm allen bolt
Flywheel bolts (B and D the same, dont know about H and K): M12 x 1.0
Pressure Plate bolts (same b and d dont know about h and k): M8 x 1.25
Oil pan/Trans drain plug: M14 x 1.5
Trans case bolts that hold that little ball bearing in place with spring: M12 x 1.0 (oddly enough this is a hard tap to find, and timesert hasnt even made an insert for it yet so dont screw this one up)
Oil Pressure Sensor (back of block): 1/8 - 28BSP
Bumper screw/bolts: M6 x 1.0
Crank Bolt: M14 x 1.25
14mm Allen Bolt: M28 x 1.5
10mm Allen Bolt: M20 x 1.0
19mm bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans: M14 x 1.5
D-series head stud thread: M10x1.25
B-series head stud thread: M11x1.5
Also, if it's an unusual thread, like the oil filter for example, Please put it like this
M20x1.5 (oil filter threads)
M12 x 1.25 - rear inner seat rail bolt
M10x1.5 - Shifter (for all you poor saps that need a locknut for your
Type-R ****)
Front LCA Bolts:
Subframe flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing bracket flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing nut: 14x1.5mm
Shock fork lower bolt: 12x1.25mm
Shock fork upper bolt: 10x1.25mm
Swaybar endlink nuts: 8x1.25mm
Swaybar bushing bolts: 8x1.25mm
M18X1.5 O2 Sensor Bung
How big are the bolts that hold your radius rod to the LCA?
A. M12x1.25, same as all of the other 17mm head suspension bolts.
Says it in the suspension diagram. Any Honda suspension bolt with
a 17mm head is a M12x1.25. The rear trailing arm bushing bolts are
the same thread size and pitch.
M16 is for the thermoswitch,under the water pipe.
I never tried a crank pulley bolt to see if it fits.
M6-1.0 --- common (most of our 10mm head bolts)
M8-1.25 -- common (probably most of our 12mm head bolts)
M10-1.25 - some headbolts) (probably most of our 14mm head bolts)
M11x1.5 -- some headbolts)
M12x1.0 -- flywheel bolts + shift fork ball spring bolts)
M12-1.25 - common (probably most of our 17mm head bolts)
M12-1.5 -- lugnuts)
M14-1.25 - crank bolt?)
M14-1.5 -- oil pan drain plug. 19mm head bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans
M16-???
M20x1.0 -- 10mm allen bolt
M20x1.5 (oil filter threads????)
M22x??? d-series countershaft nut
M28x1.5 - 14mm allen bolt
Flywheel bolts (B and D the same, dont know about H and K): M12 x 1.0
Pressure Plate bolts (same b and d dont know about h and k): M8 x 1.25
Oil pan/Trans drain plug: M14 x 1.5
Trans case bolts that hold that little ball bearing in place with spring: M12 x 1.0 (oddly enough this is a hard tap to find, and timesert hasnt even made an insert for it yet so dont screw this one up)
Oil Pressure Sensor (back of block): 1/8 - 28BSP
Bumper screw/bolts: M6 x 1.0
Crank Bolt: M14 x 1.25
14mm Allen Bolt: M28 x 1.5
10mm Allen Bolt: M20 x 1.0
19mm bolt that connects rear trans bracket to trans: M14 x 1.5
D-series head stud thread: M10x1.25
B-series head stud thread: M11x1.5
Also, if it's an unusual thread, like the oil filter for example, Please put it like this
M20x1.5 (oil filter threads)
M12 x 1.25 - rear inner seat rail bolt
M10x1.5 - Shifter (for all you poor saps that need a locknut for your
Type-R ****)
Front LCA Bolts:
Subframe flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing bracket flange bolt: 14x1.5mm
Bushing nut: 14x1.5mm
Shock fork lower bolt: 12x1.25mm
Shock fork upper bolt: 10x1.25mm
Swaybar endlink nuts: 8x1.25mm
Swaybar bushing bolts: 8x1.25mm
M18X1.5 O2 Sensor Bung
How big are the bolts that hold your radius rod to the LCA?
A. M12x1.25, same as all of the other 17mm head suspension bolts.
Says it in the suspension diagram. Any Honda suspension bolt with
a 17mm head is a M12x1.25. The rear trailing arm bushing bolts are
the same thread size and pitch.
M16 is for the thermoswitch,under the water pipe.
I never tried a crank pulley bolt to see if it fits.
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oil pressure sensor on back of block 1/8 BSPT
maybe try to compile all of these sizes into the first post, by drivetrain, suspension components, etc.
that would help a ton so people dont have to search all over.
maybe try to compile all of these sizes into the first post, by drivetrain, suspension components, etc.
that would help a ton so people dont have to search all over.
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LOL!