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Old 07-09-2010, 04:48 PM
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Loose Skid Plate...

The skid plate on my 99 Rodeo is loose. There are 4 bolts and washers that mount it to the front frame. Most of the threads appear to be stripped to varying degrees. I like to blame a quicky oil lube place long ago for that.

Question: easiest way to rectify?

1) drill out and re-tap to next larger size? (not very easy, requires tap)
2) buy next size bolts and torque those in
3) ?

Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated. Thanks.
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Old 07-11-2010, 07:44 PM
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Re: Loose Skid Plate...

I would start with buying the same size bolts and see if that fixes it.
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Old 07-14-2010, 05:45 PM
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Re: Loose Skid Plate...

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The skid plate on my 99 Rodeo is loose. There are 4 bolts and washers that mount it to the front frame. Most of the threads appear to be stripped to varying degrees. I like to blame a quicky oil lube place long ago for that.

Question: easiest way to rectify?

1) drill out and re-tap to next larger size? (not very easy, requires tap)
2) buy next size bolts and torque those in
3) ?

Any thoughts/suggestions appreciated. Thanks.
To me there are 4 ways to go---try much shorter bolts--if you can do it buy smaller bolts w/ lock washers and nuts ,put them thru the holes and put the washer and nuts on the smaller bolts--if you don't drive off road just leave it off--the one i would do is buy a thread tap for the threads and retap them, install new bolts.
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