What is size and thread spec I Need 12mmX1.5
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I would recommend you try dimple magnetic drain plug. the magnet on the dimple drain plugs is stronger and of a better quality. the web site is www.drainplugmagnets.com.
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M16 - 1.5 http://www.fumotousa.com/ Go to "N" series, then "sizes and applications" link.
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YEar make and model and I can tell you what thread pitch you need. And if you need them included with shipment I can make it happen.
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I'm sorry, I'm not familiar with thread sizes. Hope someone else can help with your question.
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13.75" x 5.25 od, rough male thread measurement is 2.25" od and about 1/2" long
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Use the .25 as the medium and purchase additional thread at your hobby shop size .33mm as the small
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That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the 12mm. That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the... » Read More That's the width of the tip itself. 12 mm is generally the size you'll need. For more professional uses, 12.5 and 13 mm are used for break and jump cues and 19 or 11mm are used for snooker. These tips work great for me as I have a 12mm cue with screw in tips. If you don't have the screw type, you can buy adapters for that, but I figure you have the screw in type if you asked the question. I chose the hard tip ones because they work better for my play style, but you may or may not want to use softer ones. So to answer your question since I've been babbling, more than likely you'll need the 12mm. « Show Less
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The web site says .5mm, and that is what I ordered. I think you should start with that size.
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140mm on my Intel i-7 motherboard. However it comes with two different lengths of screws depending on the CPU, so I guess it depends on the CPU type
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Yes, the thread is 1/2-20. The hex size is 13/16". All pretty standard stuff in the trailer world.
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HI i lost one also took it to ace hardware and got perfect match. they are not standard. I think it was 6 mm or 4mm. and medium thread .
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Not sure. I'm using on Can Am Commander. Sorry not more help. If your threads are M12x1.5 course then you should be ok
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6/32 and the length should be one and 1/2 inches up to 2 inches. The 6/32 is a common thread size available at any hardware store.
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My set goes up to 12 MM. It is for metric nutserts. You might be able to order standard size parts for this rivet tool. You might check with ASTRO Pneumatic Tool
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Noctua NH-U12S. Not too big, with the option of adding a second fan later if you wish. Won't get in the way of your RAM.
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11.5mm,12.5mm, 15mm,20mm,18mm,23mm,25mm,30mm. Choose the size yourself ,but don't support mix size.
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A square pattern of 11 3/4" by 11 3/4". Don't know the thread size. Hope this helps.