softy

Stripped the transmission plug threads on my 2005 FXSTS and not comfortable using Helicoils. Is there another option?

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rhino 2

Self threading repair bolts for drain plugs, NAPA Sells them, I had occasion to use them a few times over the years.

TripleJ

Although not cheap, I have found the best way to permanently repair stripped threads is with the use of a Timesert.

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mat 60

Now ... that looks like it would work great....I thank you myself.

gungatim

When you get it fixed, see if you can find a 2-piece drain plug. You screw the large one in, and a smaller one fits in the large one. You pull the small one everytime to drain, leaving the large one in. it will never strip again...

Midnight Reign

looks like a pretty good product I might have to give it a try .... been usin something similar called thread-serts, I like the counter bore with the time sert system though and yu dont stake them in place, I like that.

Old Mike

I like Keenserts, they are much better than heli-coils in my opinion. You can get them at a good machine tool supply house. They are easy to install, permanent, and just about bullet proof.

Jack Klarich

Piggy back drain plugs Buy Dorman - Autograde Oil Drain Plugs, Type - Piggyback, Thread Size - 1/2"-1.25 S.O, Under-Head Length - 13 mm, Head Style - Hex, Head Size - 3/4" 090-086 at Advance Auto Parts

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rking_99

1999 Road King Classic, last oil changed stripped the threads. Now that we have snow on the ground, I can fix the problem that I caused. I will be doing the time sert. Can a member tell me the kit number I would need? Also, oil pan on the bike or remove from the bike? As always, appreciate all the members help on the 4M. Thanks.