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Author:  casm [ Thu May 09, 2019 12:02 pm ]
Post subject:  OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet inserts

Ran into a bit of a problem this morning while installing the Skid Row transfer case skid on the KJ: the final bolt being installed - one of the self-tappers that screws into the frame rail - decided that rather than creating a thread in the metal as it should would just smooth the hole out completely.

There's no good way to get a nut onto the shaft of a bolt at that location, so I figure the next best thing is going to be to pick up the threaded rivet inserts used for the OEM skidplate and use them instead. The 2005 KJ parts fiche is giving a part number of 06505294AA for these (I'll need two), but the part is showing as unavailable from the usual suspects.

Does anyone know if these were superseded by another part number, or if there's one that's still available that can be substituted?

Author:  lfhoward [ Thu May 09, 2019 12:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet ins

Someone posted a link to these nutzerts a while ago and I bookmarked it for future reference. They could be an alternative to the discontinued OEM nutzerts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/25-HEX-BODY-STEEL-BLIND-THREAD-INSERT-OPEN-M10-x-1-5-AHS3T-1015-3-8-/200787010085

Author:  WWDiesel [ Thu May 09, 2019 12:57 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet ins

casm wrote:
Ran into a bit of a problem this morning while installing the Skid Row transfer case skid on the KJ: the final bolt being installed - one of the self-tappers that screws into the frame rail - decided that rather than creating a thread in the metal as it should would just smooth the hole out completely.
There's no good way to get a nut onto the shaft of a bolt at that location, so I figure the next best thing is going to be to pick up the threaded rivet inserts used for the OEM skidplate and use them instead. The 2005 KJ parts fiche is giving a part number of 06505294AA for these (I'll need two), but the part is showing as unavailable from the usual suspects.
Does anyone know if these were superseded by another part number, or if there's one that's still available that can be substituted?

Mopar Part No.: 6506644AA
RIVET
They are still available by several of the Mopar online retailers and a few others:
https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/parts/m ... dition+4WD)
https://www.moparamerica.com/oem-parts/ ... -6506644aa
https://www.quirkparts.com/oem-parts/mo ... -6506644aa
https://parts.jeepsareus.com/oem-parts/ ... -6506644aa
Many more----> :google:

Plate Kit, Skid, Transfer Case - Rivet - Mopar (6506644AA)
Image

Author:  casm [ Thu May 09, 2019 1:11 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet ins

lfhoward wrote:
Someone posted a link to these nutzerts a while ago and I bookmarked it for future reference. They could be an alternative to the discontinued OEM nutzerts.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/25-HEX-BODY-STEEL-BLIND-THREAD-INSERT-OPEN-M10-x-1-5-AHS3T-1015-3-8-/200787010085


Well... darn :D Wish I'd run across that before starting in on this; it would've made the install easier. Going to keep that in mind if I can't track down a couple at the dealer today. It's one of those things where I'd rather not risk it flapping around; my confidence in the one self-tapping bolt that worked is significantly lessened after having seen what the other one did. Thanks for the heads-up!

WWDiesel wrote:
Mopar Part No.: 6506644AA
RIVET
They are still available by several of the Mopar online retailers and a few others:
https://www.moparpartsgiant.com/parts/m ... dition+4WD)
https://www.moparamerica.com/oem-parts/ ... -6506644aa
https://www.quirkparts.com/oem-parts/mo ... -6506644aa
https://parts.jeepsareus.com/oem-parts/ ... -6506644aa
Many more----> :google:

Plate Kit, Skid, Transfer Case - Rivet - Mopar (6506644AA)
Image


Exactly what I needed; now to do some calling around. Thanks!

Author:  mercdude [ Tue May 14, 2019 2:55 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet ins

casm wrote:
Ran into a bit of a problem this morning while installing the Skid Row transfer case skid on the KJ: the final bolt being installed - one of the self-tappers that screws into the frame rail - decided that rather than creating a thread in the metal as it should would just smooth the hole out completely.

There's no good way to get a nut onto the shaft of a bolt at that location, so I figure the next best thing is going to be to pick up the threaded rivet inserts used for the OEM skidplate and use them instead. The 2005 KJ parts fiche is giving a part number of 06505294AA for these (I'll need two), but the part is showing as unavailable from the usual suspects.

Does anyone know if these were superseded by another part number, or if there's one that's still available that can be substituted?


Just to clarify: were you installing a 05+ transfer case skid plate on a 02-04 kJ? If so, can you take a few pics of the install and modification? This is on my next to-do list right after adding a rear locker. Thanks!


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Author:  casm [ Tue May 14, 2019 6:41 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet ins

mercdude wrote:
Just to clarify: were you installing a 05+ transfer case skid plate on a 02-04 kJ? If so, can you take a few pics of the install and modification? This is on my next to-do list right after adding a rear locker. Thanks!


Nope - I was installing Skid Row skidplates on an '05. As far as I can tell, their skidplates are not year-dependent.

Author:  mercdude [ Wed May 15, 2019 11:21 am ]
Post subject:  OEM transfer case skid: part number needed for rivet inserts

Ok, but I assume since the 05+ and kk chassis are nearly identical that of the early kJ that the 05+ oem transfer case slider should fit fairly easily on the early kJ.

Anyone confirmed?


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