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Let The Good Times Roll · 11-18-2009, 05:01 PM

Could someone from Australia advise me where I can buy, in Australia, the 2 blanking bolts "that fit in the head" after removing the AI. 2010 Thruxton.
Regards - Ray
Let The Good Times Roll.

Forchetto · 11-18-2009, 06:12 PM

Its an M12x1.25 mm bolt. Apparently some Nissan models have these as oil drain plugs. You'll also need the copper or aluminium crush washers suitable for that bolt.

Here's a thread discussing suitable bolts:

http://www.triumphrat.net/twins-tech...imination.html

Let The Good Times Roll · 11-18-2009, 06:54 PM

Forchetto - thanks for your reply - you always take the time to help people on this forum.
I did already know about the drain plugs but the reason I wanted to get the exact bolts was so that I got the right length. My reason for this is if the bolt is too long and there is a carbon build up on the exposed threads and due to some emission/roadworth inspection (god help us) I have to replace the original tubes, then I may damage the thread in the head when I remove the blanking bolts. Vice-versa if the bolts are too short.
The other reason is they dont cost much and I wanted to keep it as simple and easy as possible and know I could finish the job once I started it.
Once again - thanks for your reply.
Let The Good Times Roll - Ray.

Sp00ky · 11-18-2009, 09:59 PM

Ray, ZPower Australia sells them.

S.

thrasherdave · 11-18-2009, 11:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Let The Good Times Roll

Could someone from Australia advise me where I can buy, in Australia, the 2 blanking bolts "that fit in the head" after removing the AI. 2010 Thruxton.
Regards - Ray
Let The Good Times Roll.

Ray,
Why make life difficult for yourself? NewBonneville.com will have them on your doorstep in about 6 days, and probably cheaper than you'll buy locally.

DaveO

Simmo · 11-19-2009, 03:59 PM

Thunderbike in NZ can provide. Their pricing and delivery times are OK.
Cheers, Simmo

30942 · 11-19-2009, 05:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Let The Good Times Roll

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My reason for this is if the bolt is too long and there is a carbon build up on the exposed threads and due to some emission/roadworth inspection (god help us) I have to replace the original tubes, then I may damage the thread in the head when I remove the blanking bolts. Vice-versa if the bolts are too short.
The other reason is they dont cost much and I wanted to keep it as simple and easy as possible and know I could finish the job once I started it.
Once again - thanks for your reply.
Let The Good Times Roll - Ray.

I'm sure any "kit" bolts you will buy are not exactly the right length either. Just get the bolts at the hardware store for 2 or 3 dollars, they'll work just fine.