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CVO Technical => Drive Train => Topic started by: efrbc1 on January 05, 2021, 02:58:44 PM
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Recently had to replace my transmission side cover on my '05 SEEG due to a damaged bleeder screw (hydraulic clutch). Got it replaced and last thing to do is add tranny fluid and screw the cap in. Only problem is that the cap won't thread in the hole. Threads on the cap are fine (threads into the old cover). Cover was replaced with an aftermarket cover from Mid USA Cycle. This was recommended to me and other than the cap not threading everything was fine.
Looks like there may be some chrome plating in the threads that may be causing this. Does anyone know the size of the tap for this hole? It appears to be at least 3/4". I would like to try and clean the threads before pulling this cover back off.
Thanks.
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Recently had to replace my transmission side cover on my '05 SEEG due to a damaged bleeder screw (hydraulic clutch). Got it replaced and last thing to do is add tranny fluid and screw the cap in. Only problem is that the cap won't thread in the hole. Threads on the cap are fine (threads into the old cover). Cover was replaced with an aftermarket cover from Mid USA Cycle. This was recommended to me and other than the cap not threading everything was fine.
Looks like there may be some chrome plating in the threads that may be causing this. Does anyone know the size of the tap for this hole? It appears to be at least 3/4". I would like to try and clean the threads before pulling this cover back off.
Thanks.
3/4" X 16 tpi. tap "should" do the trick.
John
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Thank you. Got one on order.
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If leaving the cover on, apply some sticky grease on the tap and it will help grab the chips as they get cut.