Old 04-09-18 | 07:13 AM
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wschruba
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You can't successfully heli-coil the crank, anyway... There's not enough material around the eye to support the threads. Same reason you can't ream/tap them to the larger 9/16 size, even though it's physically possible to do so.

FWIW, one piece cranks are cheap now...a full setup of bearings, cups, cranks, and hardware would run roughly $25.

The correct move is still to return it, though. If you bought it assembled, it's their responsibility.
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