🔧 OEMTOOLS 25606 3/8 Inch Fix-A-Thread Repair Kit: Restore and Strengthen Damaged Threads Effortlessly Review

It was described as 3/8-18 but the packaging clearly says 3/8-16. This is a big difference as these sizes are not interchangeable.

Will not appear as shown. There is no collar on the setting tool and a shoulder that appeared on the setting tool allowed the wire to slip through. I wouldn't run cables at all. Perfect shit.

Worked great to fix a damaged steering knuckle mounting thread on my 1985 Monte Carlo SS. The key is plastic and broke off on first use. Luckily I have a metal key.

The order did not arrive as stated in the listing. The tool did not have a tap handle as shown in the picture. I had to adjust the socket set to make it work as I didn't have time to send it in for a replacement. Revain rarely disappoints. It was difficult this time.

Used to repair a cracked connecting rod bolt on a Chevy 396 big block. Good work. I had to use two sets of threads for the depth. Don't screw the second one in too much or you'll overwrite the first one you inserted. You need a custom-sized drill bit, so research it and order it at the same time.

Bought for my first attempt at repairing a coil thread. It works, no complaints, the main hole of the right size is drilled evenly. Fixed a rear transmission mount on my truck, the threads were snapping out of the hole due to over tightening or when the case was hot. Aluminum taps are easy so no one wanted to just try this instead of going into tap sizes that I will only use once.

I like that the faucet has a starter thread which makes it easier to start in those hard to reach places. What I didn't like is that the tool used to install the coil isn't screwed on to prevent the coil from jumping off the steps. Another thing I didn't like about the installation tool, the handle isn't long enough, too big and bothersome, it would be better if it was longer and had a hex or square for turning. .