Engine Block - Top View

2004 Oldsmobile Bravada AWDSECTION Engine Block - Top View
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Fig 1: Engine Block Thread Repair - Top View
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Engine Block - Top View

Service Hole Location Thread Size Drill Counterbore Tool Stop Collar Tap Driver Insert Drill Depth (Max) Tap Depth (Min)
  mm (in) mm (in)
1 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
2 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
3 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
4 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
5 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
6 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
7 M 6 x 1 201 202 n/a 203 204 205 22 0.866 18 0.709
8 M 6 x 1 201 202 n/a 203 204 205 30 1.182 26 1.024
9 M 6 x 1 201 202 n/a 203 204 205 22 0.866 18 0.709
10 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
11 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
12 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
13 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
14 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
15 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
16 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
17 M 11 x 2 402 n/a n/a 403 404 108 59 2.324 51 2.009
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