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Ns300l™ Head Bolt Thread Repair Insert Kit M11x1.5 Toyota 2.4 Northstar 4.6/4.0 on 2040-parts.com

US $368.00
Location:

Manheim, Pennsylvania, US

Manheim, Pennsylvania, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Item must be returned within:14 Days Refund will be given as:Money Back Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:No Return policy details: Part Brand:NS300L Warranty:Yes Country of Manufacture:United States

PLEASE NOTE: THIS LISTING IS FOR THE NS300L™ INSERT KIT FOR THE TOYOTA 2.0/2.4L ENGINE WHICH INCLUDES 11 INSERTS (REQUIRES 10),  RATHER THAN THE 21 SHOWN IN THE PICTURE.

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NS300L™

FIX IT ONCE , FIX IT RIGHT!

CYLINDER HEAD BOLT THREAD REPAIR SYSTEM 

FOR THE CADILLAC NORTHSTAR 4.0/4.6L, TOYOTA/SCION 2.4L 2AZ FE / 1AZ FE, BMW 3&5 Series Straight six, SUBARU, HONDA, OLDS 3.5L LX5, JAGUARS, LAND ROVER/RANGE ROVER AND MANY OTHERS.


The NS300L™   insert has become the benchmark for repairing aluminum engine blocks.


   The NS300L™   Insert System is a head bolt thread repair system originally engineered with great success, to outperform all other repairs on the market for the Cadillac Northstar engine, but since it's conception, the NS300L™   Insert System has become the preferred head bolt thread repair for many other aluminum engines as well.


History of the  insert system


  I had privately purchased a pre-owned 1996 Cadillac, and started having problems with it overheating, only to find out that the head bolt holes were stripped out. I then realized that it had been repaired once before with GM-approved solid synchronized inserts, which were also stripped out! After doing some research, I found that the Cadillac Northstar 4.6/4.0L, Toyota 2.4L 2AZ FE engine which uses the same thread, were notorious for the head bolt holes stripping, and a larger diameter GM-approved "second repair" insert was available. The challenge with the second repair is, it also had the same fine threads as the failed GM-approved "first repair" inserts. The last thing that I wanted to do was to install another fine thread insert, because if they failed, I would have had no other option, other than to replace the engine block.



  I am a Tool and Die Maker/Machinest by trade and I developed the NS300L™ Insert System out of necessity and frustration. The NS300L™ Insert System is a head bolt thread repair system engineered to outperform all other kits on the market for aluminum engine blocks. Unlike thin inserts with synchronized internal and external fine threads such as the GM repair, the NS300L™ Insert is designed to be a far stronger insert due to its longer length, bigger diameter, and coarser external thread for maximum strength. This prevents the insert from expanding under high torque, and allows the load to be distributed to a much larger area. As a result, the load per thread is much less, significantly reducing the chance of cracking the block. Understand, head bolts/studs do not strip out of steel inserts, they only strip out of the aluminum block itself. The NS300L™ Insert System has over three times the thread engagement within the aluminum block than the GM-approved first repair insert, over two times that of the GM-approved second repair insert, and almost four times that of the common standard coil type inserts. There is nothing wrong with those other type inserts, they are very well designed inserts for most applications. The challenge with them is they do not always get past the deteriorated aluminum and back into virgin aluminum, due to their smaller diameter and fine external threads (the same fine threads as the head bolt that failed in the first place), and have a tendency to pull out during the head bolt tightening process. Occasionally, those other types of inserts have failed only a few hundred miles after the repair. I have had several technicians contact me with this challenge. They found the NS300L™ insert gives them a much stronger, more reliable repair, and in return, saves them the expense and frustration of failed repairs. One dealership informed me that they had stopped repairing Northstars with stripped head bolts on engines having over 100K miles, due to the high number of failed repairs with the GM-approved inserts. They felt the NS300L™ Insert System would be the answer to this challenge, and they have been very pleased with the results. We receive positive feed back on a regular basis from Cadillac, Toyota/Scion, Honda, BMW, Subaru and other technicians, about how impressed they are with the quality, strength and the ease of installation of the NS300L™  Inserts System. In fact, the NS300L™  Insert System is now the thread repair system of choice for general automotive tech's, automotive machine shops, hot rodders and custom engine builders.

Available insert sizes:

M11x1.5   (Common in Cadillac Northstar's, Honda's, Nissan's, Toyota's Scion's and many other import and domestic engines) 

M11x1.25 (common in Subaru's)

M10x1.5   (common in BMW's, Jaguar's and Land rover/Range Rovers with Jaguar engines)

M10x1.25 (common in Honda Civic's)

Note: Unlike many other repairs, our installation kit is designed to be used with any insert that we have available since the outside thread of all available inserts are common to each other.

Testimonials 

"Obviously, part of a customer’s satisfaction is with the quality of a tool and its ease of use.  It would be hard  to consider a design and execution that could exceed those qualities which I found in your tools…they were truly top notch"  

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"Norm,

    Thank you so much for your ingenious and simple solution to saving threads on aluminum blocks. I received your NS300L kit within 48 hours of ordering it (from all the way cross-country, I might add), and that same evening had all ten threads repaired in five hours. The high-quality tools and hardware, plus the easy-to-follow instructions make this job a breeze. Again I wish to thank you for your great product and prompt, courteous service"

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"I just wanted to sincerely thank you for the NS300L.  I’m not a mechanic but have no trouble taking things apart and putting them back together again.  I have to admit though that I was very nervous about drilling and tapping a block that I couldn’t afford to replace.  Your kit was the answer to all my concerns though.  Due to your well thought out system, the installation went in with no issues at all.  I was quoted $3500.00 to fix this at Toyota IF it worked. IF it didn’t work I’d be replacing my engine.  After buying your kit, gaskets, new head bolts, a few tools I didn’t have and some random extras,  I spent about $750.00.  It was a time consuming job but you saved me a total of about $2750.00.  Congratulations!  You’re my new best friend!  You helped my wife and I stay on course of trying to become debt free and for that I am very grateful. You truly have a great solution to the big problem of stripped head bolts"

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"In the 40 some years I have been doing this I have purchased okay tools, good tools, and terrific tools. I have tools boxes and shelves full of obsolete tools I have paid fair prices, good prices and scr*w you prices. Yours falls under the terrific, and a fair price, category"

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Mr Huhn,  Your kit saved the day!  The quality and workmanship was excellent! 
 Regards,  D
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