Broyd
Senior Member
- Joined
- May 9, 2016
- Posts
- 111
- Reaction score
- 49
- Location
- Rossland BC Canada
- Ram Year
- 2016
- Engine
- Hemi 5.7
Thank god I'm not the only one...I'm building a collection of DeeZee parts in my basement. First one didn't expand, got another kit for free, discussed by phone, second one didn't expand.
I can install a set of headers, change my plugs at night in the rain and install new head units/amps, etc. I hate that little *******!
Well, then you know! I installed mine and everything behaved exactly as it should - exactly as expected, understanding how all the parts of the nutsert tool are supposed to work ... When tightening the regular nut on the bolt that is threaded into the nutsert, if neither the bolt or the nutsert are turning as you tighten that regular nut, then the space between that nut and the end of nutsert must shorten. This action expands the nutsert.
So ... was the nutsert threaded onto the bolt far enough that the threads on the bolt were fully engaged? If not the bolt could have pulled out of the nutsert without expanding it. Was the nutsert not properly threaded which would have allowed the bolt to pull out of the nutsert as the space shortened?
I would have really liked to see what you experienced since I can't imagine what happened in your situation ?