[eddiew003]

I have a couple holes stripped out on the head of my 2011 Chevy Cruze. Does anyone know the size of the helicoil that I will need to use the same bolts?

 

[snowwy66]

Drill the hole. Tap the hole. Blow out metal shavings. Buy coils and loctite and bolts.

Might be easier to just use a couple sheet metal bolts

 

[plano-doug]

I have a couple holes stripped out on the head of my 2011 Chevy Cruze. Does anyone know the size of the helicoil that I will need to use the same bolts?

Take the bolt to the auto parts store. They will have a Helicoil kit that matches that bolt. The kit will usually include a few coils, a tap, a handle for the tap, and a drill bit. Some kits may not have the handle or maybe the drill bit. But those are usually nearby. If necessary, make sure you get the specified drill bit size.

HTH.

Doug

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[Blasirl]

I have a couple holes stripped out on the head of my 2011 Chevy Cruze. Does anyone know the size of the helicoil that I will need to use the same bolts?

Welcome Aboard!:welcome:

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Don't forget to introduce yourself and your Cruze here.

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[Blasirl]

Here is another that is a bit different:

 

[Temgrumpy]

Drill the hole. Tap the hole. Blow out metal shavings. Buy coils and loctite and bolts.

Might be easier to just use a couple sheet metal bolts

What is the best type of loctite to use?

 

[Ma v e n]

What is the best type of loctite to use?

None.
The factory bolts don't require loctite.
If the threads are repaired, torque to bolts to proper specification and they'll be fine.

 

[Temgrumpy]

None.
The factory bolts don't require loctite.
If the threads are repaired, torque to bolts to proper specification and they'll be fine.

Thanks